The St. Louis Republic (St. Louis, Mo.)
June 4, 1900

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rrnrxTT .m 1KJ -k ST. LOUIS. MO.. MONDAY. Jl'XE I. 1000. "PTJTr'V. In -t. I.ouls. One Cent. NINETY-SECOND YEA!?. j"j .'Outside M. I.onls. Two Cents. (In Treins. Three Cents. JU -l-l-ft-V DEMOCRAT! sJAST ilk .aiuiiaates ana Ueicsates irlock T"T "PT?TTT"RT TO IT S. "a IjUV xtuiiMft hku v b v n ef 2 fi 5 n 2 i rift i mcm' H8flSffi a 8 2 Sir A;-'jK t sT i-JL H S READY. gj tt:Jh.' A U c He Cables That Determined to Bitter Ten Thousand Burghers Hear Bolha Speak at Pretoria and Then Begin Defense With New Vigor. ..w' Yrk. Juuo 4. The J-nrnal Las i-.f-iv.ii tl.' f.JL.v.iiw from Pro-Mem Kni-or: M.i. !ia.lolorp. Hear YaUrvalbtwn. June P. -The Tiau-.vial UurplM-rs r.ro full .f .-mirage. We wiH flpht to fto bitter end. We thank ya for srmjKiihy .ii.l -upport. KRIH-JKR. l're.l,ten." BOTHA ADDRESSES HIS ARMY. hVE I A I. KY CABLE. 1 .-.-,-.-t.-. mum. J ne r -"-lt 1'- h) W. R. He-ii-st Tte l.c--t 'oin Pretoria is that lei" b'irih.' n the nubile -square to listen to G w nerai Botha, who addressed them from the bal-t-oi j of the Government building In an Jmpaanoi ed speech e- declared that they t-h u'.J rot give in without a struggle. H rouol the feelings of all to sut-h a j-!tch that all swore nnaniraoarijr to go to ir.e bute" end. c is M--r snd others also spoke. IViecn trains da!lv are being sent to Ma nid.-rp with supplies for Lyaenburg. ITU, m s full of excitement The ordl r,n Uoxriniint rule Is suspended. The m is ..n.'er martial law, with General 31 4 in command. Tre seat of govern jr.'iit is t.ow at Mlddleburg nonit- vT-iwriv at utiwi:. Tendon. June 4 -The LorensH Marques fo-respor.d-nt of the Times, telegraphing June t sa-: n Au-nr'ar. who saw several months urtive service in the Transvaal declared that a large j roportion of the bursters tire deserting to their homes. The arrangement whereby the British r'soners at Pretoria have been placed tin tier an armed guard with British olSeers, pending the formal occupation of the town. J- ascribed to the good sense and humane disposition of General Louis Botha and the Trnnsrial War Secretary, both of whom Jiave earned the profound respect of ail classes. "It is interesting to note that Lord Rob erts's, soldierly Qualities are admired great ly by both Boers anJ foreigners. "It seems that the Boer attack upon Irene was Intended to cover the withd-mwat from Pretoria of all the supplies procurable. tllae last consignment -a as 00 wagon loads." nonniiTvs uisvatciiu. London. June 3 The War office has re ceived the following advices from Lord ltoberts. datNl Oranpe Grove. June 2: "Owini; to the interruption of the tele jnr.ph lines I only to-day received a report Irom Colonel Spric; that Ills battalion of Imperial Yeomanry ivas nttaclced between JCroonstad and Lindly. May Casualties to follow. "Th shops in Johannesburg are belnc opened and there rem to be a general ;elins of relief at the peaceful occupation cf the totvn. Tho proclamation announcing the annes ntion of th Orange Free State vras made Jcnown at Bloemfontein May tSi by General 1'rettyman (Military Governor), Tne troops under General Kelly-Kenny formed u square, the Kojal Standard was hoisted, the troops .-salute!, a royal salute wa 2red. tind the Queen was cheered. Tho nam 'Orance River Colonj tvas well received. "IteceUed a report .terday that four prisoners had eseapud from Pretoria." Ird Ijmsdowne, Secretarj' of State for V.'ar. also has received tho follow mff from lyjrd Iloberw. dated Oratigo Grove. June I: "Johannesburg is quiet. The people are Furrendtrins arms and pontes. Only three JJoer suns were left In the iort. "The Queenan-lers captured May a Creusot rtlh eleven wagons of stores and ammunition. "Commandant Batha. of Zoutpansbrrg hU Field Cornet and 189 prisoners were token in the fighting around Johannesburg, some leloncins to tii foreign contingents and the Irish brigade. "The Thirteenth Yeomunrj were attacked May U between Kroocstad and Lindley. There v. ere som casucltie"." m: in i.o.vdon. London. Junt- I I a. in There Is no direct n'ti.x from 1'retona of later date tuan Thursday eenin?. General French's ca rtlry -Rre then at Ireno, clshl miles fttuth of rrttoria. and rlting was heard there. Lord KoberU's messages about sccondar operations Uewhe.- and the situation at Johannesburg, dated at Orange Grove, a farm four mil northeast of Johannesburg-, how that on Saturday at P:W j. in., he was tenty-fle mils'- from Pretoria. The correjpondents with Ird Roberts riae not cot throjh a line about tbe oper ations after the occupation tf Johannrs buri:. Ofilcia! mjtases continue to come throueu: ljut prs telegrams are held up. possibly to avoid their giving even a hint n to what may be the pending operations From tho other side there tillers through Lorenzo' Marqt'.z n mas of statement", time contradictory, but all purporting- to te facts. Fassensers arriving at LoreiiZO Mriiurz Saturday direct from Pretoria. ay that tl. capital -nas pr.-iaring to surrender t.hon tliey left Thursday. The forts were dis mantled. Tho Boer guard at liomatl Poort tearched all trains and turned bick most of the fusltlie-s, among them deserting foreigners who were striving: to rea;n neu tral soil. Immenw Boer convos of provision-- are between Pretoria and Mtsdleburg. Fifteen trains are sent daily with supplies for l.denburg. Pretoria is pictured by the refugee as In a state of indescribable con fusion and chaos. The populace are dis mayed, end tho British are expected hourly. Poma foreign attachs have arrived at Ixirenio Marquez to cr.mmunicate wit'i their Governments for ordfrs to leave. a they conslderol that organized war rn th Transvaal aide is at an end. Frying among the Boers are reports that the Brit ish hae been beaten back at Lindley with heavy loss, that the main r.UacK on Klandsfontein failed and Lord Roberts was forced to retire to Kllyjrlvcrburg. lhat the railway has been cut bghind him r;-h of the Eocrs Are Fight to the End. V. i-wcie"! g. a"1 tl at a pnvl-ioti train ha- been lapt-r.-d tVi-.l-..i.t itu.g any of the Boer bulie-tip- vri!.:n,t fr .m f-e Held of war. be h.nd Lord II .berts. i-'lnt to a great effort lu't week to para'jze his advance by a bold troke from the eatward at thi railway n.rth of Bloerr.fontein. Four Boer coiurans were in a movement seemingly with this objective. There was a commando, in front of General Brabant, near Ficksburg. an other face-d General Hundle. near SeneVal. a third occupied Lindley. and freJ toward the railway, and a fourth -eized I Heilbron and pushed toward ICroon-tai. Thes operations, assuming them to have been independent. ap.--ar tn have faiicJ. A revival of the Boer fighting power eat of Lord Roberts's advano, although fruit less. Is a symptom that the Boers are not yet crushed. In Gentral Rundle's attack jo the intrenched Boers seven miles east of SenefcaL May the British did not ce a Boer all da, so competely werv they screened. Tfce British infantry did not get within 1 vi yards of their riflemen. Th- 1:1 losres wired fc7 Lord Roberts were suffered by the Grenadiers and Scots Guards while advancing over a ltvel, from which the grass bad been burned. Tfce Britishers, in Khaki, were a conspicuous target against the black background. General Rundlo withdrew his whole fore at sundown to Senekal. having succeeded in drawirg the Bo rs from Lindley. i:i.ni,i;- tth:. London. June 4. The Daily Telegraph has the following fr m Sweka:. dated May S: The scene ouring the tattle was. Wonler fallv plcraresqae. rol!:r; tallows of smoke, higher than the highest kopje, obscuring the c4muatnts,' 'The roar of artillery and the crackle ot musketry, under the light of the names of the burning veldt, combined to produce a picture of appalling grandeur, but terrible fvr those engaged within Its field. To-night the s-urrotradlngs of the Boer position arc blackened and waste. We ex-I-H-t t'.e nemy to vacate the hills before morning and to re-t.re. Their desperate ef forts during the day wer directed to get tlrg a forc to tfce kopje which General Rundle threa'.en-d last night and to-dav in order to enable Colonel ?priggs to extricate the Duke of Cambridge s Yeomanry. The whole army of Free Staters is :uv.- between Senekal. TJndley ani Ficksbur.? It is re ported tb comroed cmfl v of desperate men who would :i"t go to the Trmsvaal to tight ar.d who .re t.o porud to surrendsr. Their total r'imbtr I- hIl"ved to I trwm to l,(.-." FIGHTINGF0RCENTURIES. Ilfitx Jnilinitcs What Knglaii'i .May KxiK'il in ilit Transvaal. Berlin. June 1 lo(tor Reltz the Trans vaal Stale Srtt'tarv, sam in th Cologne Gazette that England will require a perma nent garrison of 2 .'iX soltlitrs in the Trans vaal, and that reb lli.in maj be ep-itej for centuries." II be-li v s t la; iranv Bors wid trk to iVrman South Afrii a BATTLE NEAR PANAMA. HflwJ- Attack tin Ufciifuni-d dor I'liniit'iit J'on-i".. Kingston. Jamaka June 3 The British steamer Oronoco. wl.ich arrived here to day from Colombia, reports that on Ma Z. the rebels were within six miles of Pan ama. The Government troops had prepared f.,r action, the British Consul and others hal left with their families fur Tobago fur safety; all the Colombian soldiers had left Colon to elrjgthn the Panama garrison and 9 soldiery, brought from Savaniila by a Flench steamer h May S. had gone to Panama. The t'nit.d States warship Maihlas was at O ki when the Orot.oeo left, under or ilerx to land marine if the cit were threatened by the rebels. The authorities of Colon had been impressing Into the rail, ltary service large lumbers of native youths. The Oronoco brings also a report that a Colombian gunboat, the Cordova, was sunk by the rebels between Carthagena and Coi-n. Carthagena and avanilla art qui-t; but the inuntrr Is Hooded with pap r money, the prem'um on gold beins l. p r cent ROOSEVELT TO CONFER. Will ("on-iilt'i- Kciuoval of .Mator VanWt.k. Nw York. Jiiie 3 fiovern r Ho-sevelt am ounced lo-(iu h would toi'fer to-morrow with Attornej G-neral levies (uunrr ing the citizen petition pring fur tae removal of Mayor Van '.Vyik from (illie because of hi-" holding -tock In the Ameri can lie Company, of which the tity the largest patron. In addition to the affida vits which form the bsN for the impeach ment and proposed removal of the Mayor, the Governor will reciive a it of stock holder of the American Ice Company, which will include the names oJ siv Justices of the supreme Court George C Barrett, George L. Initraham. James FitzceriUd and Henrv A Gtldersteeve of New York, and IJi,r I I"ur-man of Tro. .-.nd hetr B. M Laughlin of Port Htnry. In case ef the ie:n .val f Jlaior Y-n Wjck. Rirdolph GuBgenheimer lre;-!(Ie:it nf th Mun.i!p.il C uncIL wfuli become Major. He hdd one llare jf Ci-nsollla'cd Ice stKk, bat Old It tome time Ego. he tars. Iff' MK n S--Mf0 f. i-T.- K WSZ&- HttlVM- n V if it 1'nclf ?.ini: "S.iy. sonny lml. wliy :irt' you Ii-ttin' down Midi u jriiji in my ft-ute ffi V" Sunn; -JJuh M:uk; "So ni .ui i-t nr in s mii'l'iiih i-lv's ii;ituro." HFfiRIIITHFS Ii-badino topics i nFMflnSaTin TORE HEP. CLOTHES FROM HER V Uii Crowd -f About i.fiiiii tnL'' Sym- )athi.fi- Att.uktil a Woman Who KouV fin .1 TnniMt ";ir. REFUGE WAS DENIED HER. Sh( Kan Into a rcw. Wltory a I'liilil C'nmolo Hit AM Fur- liishetl With '""lothini; by Tim rolinf. The Put-jay calm in the neishhorhnol Ninth street and Ge-jer avenue, wae bmk-n at S o'clock yesterday by a howlicsr. hoot ing crowd of 2.068 people, who r.iulted 9 defenseless woman, simply tc;u-e site road on a St. Louis Transit Cc.'upsny enr, knocked her down, tore from her liody .'V ery shred of clothing, beat hrr alwut the face and body, and robbed her of her pockttlwok containing ttz. Women and mm living in the neighborhood where th- as sault tool: place, lefused the unfortunate woman shell, r. nd It was on! if ter .h hud lieen the butt of the mob's treatment for ten or r.'teen mlnut tht n. at 'ast found refuge In tbe cellir of the house at Sl and 915 A'ien avenue, owred b William lliltehrand. where she ewrer'd in the darkne-s until supplbd ,wi!h ckrh'ng and sescued h the police from the Third L'istrlet Station. The woman gave hr name to the po!!-e officials as Christine Theire She after wards staled that this Is not her real nam ami begged the poliee not to force her to reveal her id-ntit. A man whom the girl said was a relative of hers, ra'led for her at the Third Distrlet Station and said he would take her to the home of relative-?. The man did not give his name. The young woman sard that h Is employed as a servant by a family Hvlng on Uelmar avenue, and that he wa on her way to visit her mot'ier. who live In the netghborhooi of Twelfth and Allen ave nue, when the trouble toolt p'-ace The storv toll by the young woman to i!-e police, and carroborated by ee-wltnesjs to the affair, is this. At a o'clock sbe got off a southbound car of the Cherokee division at Geyer avenue and Ninth stret-t. and started to walk toward her mother's home. Sbe was immediately approached by a oung man IT or IS year- old. S feet 5 inches m height, smooth-shaven, and wearing a light blue suit and a Bent-colored oft hat. who abused her for riding on the ear" a- 1 toM her he deserved to be treate i as i scab Tore Her llltlllllK A large crowd of to, men ai.d women quickly gathered from all sides They as saulted her with riejs of 'Vib" and vile tames. She was knocked down and :at-n while the crowd tore oil her clothing and Jeered at her. Her hst was thrown io the boys and torn Into shreds. H.r dre.s an 1 undergarments suffer, d the same fate. IUr pocXetbook. coi.tairing Hi. was wreeted from her grasp ar.d stolen. When the brulstd and lie gritntd -vl'tim managed to regain her feet she ran from one house to another begttiog shelter, but In vain Men and women were standing in the open doorwavs watching the eene. bnt thy refused to give tin- woman a refuge. Final!. she found a little dark alleyway leading to the reir of the house at No. M-Ml Allen uvni.e. She lan in this albynav ar.d down irt a dark cellar, w'.iere she s -nk into a corner. Iijstelkal from fright. The erowd di-persej after throwing a few stones at the houe in which the had hid den herself. Children living in tile hou-e heard the joung woman sobbir- in the eel- lar and crjing for help ard w-nt to her. I She besrged them to tell their mothers to send her i-ome clothes and notify the po lice. After some delay word was n.nl Io the Third Mstrict station, and a wagon and policeman, bearing ilothes for the vic tim of the crowd, was sent to the Allen avenue house The greatest extlttmei t and indignation wa manifes.le.1 amorg the polk 'men and cClrers at the Third D-Istri't Station when the details of the assault were learne I Captain Ye.urc. returclng from a vi-it to the Southern ekctrir pow t r-housc, late in tho aftcr-oeiE. found his mui L-U-. -A-m, -.m ss.Xjriun 0-DAY'S REPyBLIC t fur llissotirl I'air )linlai. pvitpI lioiv.-rs ill cvtreii e southern por tion; I'liestlny Inlr: Mirtuble r. Inds. Ir lilinois Fnlr Vlouday. rxcrxit !lifjvrers In fitrcmr southern iiftriioii: vvnrmi-r 1 iiortbent jiorllou; Tues ilny lair; fresh enstcrl ivitids. l'or ArkniHtu-I'nlr In svestern; bfivver I" riti-rr. portion Jlonilii) Tursdiij fair; civerl lviniU. Pag-. 1. Tore Her Clotlws From Jlcr Codv. ncinocrtUc K.iaks are Again S Hd. Boers Ke- lvf t Tight to the "3d. lieraocratlc Hosts Ready. 2. Action Mar Be Po-.tpor.ed a Bay. Ru IV Hold on ('hina Tlifcl.nliM; Liaiing Candidates atut Their Chun'-. Mital contest". IK-wey Interviewed. i. 3'rmors and Services at the Churchei. 1. McGraw Has a Kiel: on i'.-ntiie. Knlrt-s for To-Day. Strrly Thev Bred KthelUrt Jllglit. S;,rlr.ter Curd Is ".Veil Though! Of L-.c.il Fielil qlub Doivn.- Kansas clt. Goseip of tlw Turf. Iestri' lt Kills lHet-tfci. I. S. II. II. CUri: to Be llurt-eit Ye-daj. May Abrogate Canal Treaty. Gomez V.ants t Be FIrt President. Sei uriti- s) Mronger Than for a Month. Commencement Week at rliI for Blind. Fumble Horrors Grow. G. lalitorial. S-jmir Ooera Seas-in Oiien. St Teres.!:. Coraer Stone Laid. Toft Outlines Commhs-rlon's Yrork. 7. came Io St. Lou!- to End Hfc Life. Sp- eulation on Vir- Presidency, iiar-h IMieve Agutealde Shot. 7Jnc and Lead tleport. Weather Bulletin. College CummenccmenU. J. Slain I y Hit IMvortc-a Wife. 11. Movement of Grain. Shaw o Gatdeu a Picture ef Beauty. Kansas Break' Its R'-crd. Iieath iaud I'enltence. Itlve.- New 17. DynaMite I sed In the Conduit. Ventured Too Near the Courthou-e. Attornejn Ms) Confer To-Iay. Spectator Strurk bj a Stray liullet. Father Coffey to Strlkerj. Socialists in New Yoik. Surprl-ed at Their Work. wrought up over the ociurrence and ecoar n the nelahlxirhoeMi for detail- of the af fair. M n wre detailed at once to ascer tain the nanien of om of the assailants of the vvi:ian. t Mlilieo Clime Her id. The house In whl h Miss T elr to ik refog is a ihr-etory brick. The lower lloor Is oci.pied b tl proiinelor of th boue. William HlllebWuL Tne scund rloor is oc upled by Andrew ltowe and family. llHM-raml was not at home ster dav aftetnoJn. Th" Kou famil claim that they did not know the woman hud run lino ihe cellar In th-ir house until the. children pl.ying .lowtftair. tuld the in about it some minutes lat' r. "If 1 had known the girl wa- coming in here," yald Mrs lluwe to a Republic re porter last nlgbt. "I would hu.e b-en frlghl enei to death. Thst erowd of hoodlums would not have hesitated to tear the houee down if they had warned hr sgalii and i tboiiclil we were opposing them. Ordi narily an woman should hlId another woman in distress, like she was in. but un der thus clreutn-tance- it would be folly to attemut to liruve such a erowd unless jou had shotguns and pistols to prot'et jourselve with. I never siw anything like that crowd AJjolning the HiMebran-i house on th eaet is No. il Allen avenue, a house occu pied by George Kunk and family. Here the woman sought -helter snd was refu-ed it by Mrs. Funk, who last night gave this explanation of her refusal: "I did not have time to think how I would shelter the po r womin and prou- t her in .1 my family, but I saw that riinJ j whkh tilled the sfict and seemed to b i thirsty fir blood, ard I was afraid to l t K- .W. lTiv (..-.Sr ST lI.rir-,l I 1! DEMOGRATfG RANKS ARE AGAIN SOLID, l'tii-pi us Iiiitf-tl on tin- Main J ur- in thf Cam- I.iimi. HARMONY AT KANSAS CITY. I'rcilictions That Hit National f'ou- vciui"RWiIl l!c Tom by (juar- l''l. Kill iMs-f'liioil- Will "ot IV- Wrifiid. nrpt'sui- ?pfiai New York. June The Heralds Waxh liigton sp-clal rays: "TxesUctiins of Hemocratlc disintegration aad strife in the National Cnvent.rn s'-pai to have no warrant If the undrianding and .xpectatloi: of the leading repreer.'a tiv nf all Democratic factions are n t en tirely awrv. 'An unprejudiced study of th situation as it appears after eouMen:tiI wiisultations with Kastern. "A'estetn and Soutoetn IH-mo- rats, entertaining widelv dlffeitnt s'. de "f tvtie: on -OKU of the hading Wiles. w..i rants the pr.'l 'Ion that the Kin-a Vy "f.nv enti.)n will W as tiuiaKe for harmony and unit) of surpo'e as tl... Chitai-" I'ei vei:t. n of four ear ao was :-otab!- f..r the M-epws breaches It product.!. 111 li:intIoii I'rliicliili. ron- bu expect wild and exitava gant deilarations or artbn bv the conven tion will almost lertninly hnd themsilvis greatl mLstaken It is .quail. u:,- ..v there will he io alan.lonme.it of an p'irci ple f.-r whlh the Itfaimtie) dei .T.-tl n ls9-i. 'The most prominent of the Brvaii ba.I er. a well a" other Democrats, full) r-ros-nlze the ovr whelming important e of is sues which have arisen inee the last cam paign, and it is certain they k not intend to take ati) action which wilt tilv-ti public att.ntion from tho-e issues. 'BHevlng, as do Ifmocr.iU of ,il shades of opl: .on on the money -utt!on, that the imperial polk v of the almlnU. ration wi.l lie destructive ..f Ametli in ideas f j,overr men:. they will prohaH) iit.etit this a the leading issue in their platform. anJ t'-ie :iki earnest pf.eul will e tn'ide to tne fettpfa against 'the nbanlonnietit of the He- PUblli to it- CHrt'lit s The threat of a lurge --tandlng army and th- trust iplestion vrill each te pressed v!g otou"l u p.; n public attention in th- Uetno cratic platform The charge w III Im- tna that the administration has not ef.r.e.I the atiti-ttust law-, although preteiidipg to be an-vloti" to u .r ss the combinations lliei.- Will Hi- Honing. 'Tlioc who epect delegations to go t Kansas Cltv with club- in their hnn.ls or threats of bolting if their view are p. i aiceptesl are golug to lie de.elvi.l, unites the leaders h. re ar very nnoh :nlsiak-n. Wh'le there will be no thwight .f Iwiling in the minds of Ka-s:ern liemw rats, th-re will iie ti-iind among the Southern and .tern men. ...cordlrg to the vva thev are now talking, an earnest desire to make things eas) and pleasant fur tiioae who have keen out of haniior) with the pal) in to far a- this can be .tone wi'hout any abandonment uf principle. Uemocratlc leaders r- cognize the fa-1 that thy mut commend themselves to tlie Miber. dellbeTnte, j-atriotic Jutlgieit of the people in order to win. They will argu tha: events since l".1-' liave remon-trateti tle ourdre of their position on the ir ney iiueeTt..n, that the money market t(-e pri"- level depend" UKn the volume of monev. romp.tr.il to tho volume of l-u-l-ttst a'i-1 that the conditions to-d.iy sup port their argument, hist as the) did 'R Iks They will further argue that the pres ent relieved condition of business, as com pared to the condition a few years ago. comes from tl.o enormous production of gold, the money metal of Una! redemption, and that this Increased volume shows what an increase of money will do With regard to the Democratic vice pres idential nominee, nothing has been st II..L There a ger.er.il disruption to be lieve that this problem can safely be- left to the wisdom of the convention. The ab setr of a fight over the rltt place, ar.-l the ia that a spirit of harmony is going to prevail, inspire c'r.serv alive Democratic leaders with tae belief that the vice prt-i-dcr'ivil tuesilr n will olvi Itself In a way at will be salisfactorv sM ro i to Kansas City for State Convention. Pitts-Allen Aucliiorship and the Walsli-Seibcrt Chairmanship Contests Attracting Chief Attention. P' rt-'-u.- SPECIVT. Kar.-a- City. 3i" June 3. K;a e C,..ve.i- ii-t i.ilitir-s is tn-i.lng chief!) th. on- f .r the aadli jrship and us comi .i i- wi'h the chairmanship of the State irmlttee This leatur- h?s I,-e'i th. a''i:t whkh have gathered to-. all t r i s and dls?nte. Th.' movng fo-ce i 1 t'.s jjirr.mornl Issj i ih- ambition S r-.-y VlrgiS onk!.ng to sucnctl 1. 1 te Siate Commute- With him i, iN r. I Senator John Morton o. Ra i v. F-isk WaUh f Kcr.-as 1ty a-d rj-ri..- ..f others. The pUr Is to elect k retary and Krnk Wjl-h chair t: i f-e Stite Committee it is sup i r at J.r this arrange-ac nt. if c.;r r i c-.klms; wo Id be vir.a i'!y kir n ir.r? this campaign. a "rials'. Is a m..n a. J coald hardlv give much at t i .'n to il.rf-iilng the work of the eom r... t Th. n Conkllng could, two )ear-5 he-ice. t. ome chairman. IIoiv tile Forres Line- t p, T! e c. ikling-Morton-W alsh fore ar not vet: r imeri u. th igh they ard -ictive and ..t jci.ng r-oili' ians. Their power m tl nver.tlon ..b.u; to m": consists main ly ,,f ,i l-gnt pl-iged to sup'-ort Cap 1 1 r Krauk Ilti- of Munroe Coun) for the a ni.ti -".hiii. Th ir combination with 'he Pitts -trength va natural -a both skies. James j. s-ib-rt. present Amlltor. ha?. long b en understood as Mr. Docker) -s el.'.ice for i -.alrmansiip cf th State Ca mltne. thoueh Mr. S Ibert has never come out as a candidate. Seitert 's en of the uMi-Ht p.liticd managers in M.s-o'JTi, and has ls-n a rto-e friend cf Doik--:)-. JJel bcrt s particular dc-ire is the nomination or his present chief clerk. AlbTt O. Allen, as i litjr. 1: happens that Pitts anJ Allen are tle onlv candidates for the position who hav. d velopcd srius strength, and ti.ty are vrv evn in. their pledged votes. The -:numstanc.s -uggestcl t ConkHrir nn a1 iiar.ee with Pitts, and to Pitts .n al l:ar. e with Conkling. Without PItf- it was d fik ult fo C'.nkllnc to aeat 3?lbe-t, ar 1 v..thjut Cnkling Intts could rut p suie of meeting Alkn suceesslully. The Conk ling s-t are cood. energetic managers, while Pitt-s's own tren.th ts that of personal at tachment rather than jiolitKKl aeumen. Iah side found the vth-rs -upport par tlculirly uefuL ellierr Mrrnittli. It Is m open secret thit Mr Dockery. Mr. Cook and Mr e'row. the three (andlda'ess whose nomination i" cor.cede.i without con test, are ant! 'U- :hat ielbert should be chairman cf the committee, believing- in his abilit) and knov.Itdge of Missouri people. Thev like W.tl-h p.rsna'!v but do no: le iieve that eithe lie or Conklirg h3s the experience necessary to th? best h-rdhr.g of tl.e campaign Conkling'- friends opeilv use Allen as a club to drive Selbert turn tne ihalrmin s.f'lp cein-est. If S.ibert does not retire, thev say they wili beat Allen. One i.bjectk.n urg.-d a-caiti-t Walsh as chairman Is that he is the aorrey of th M. :.-..(K)lltan M-eet ilailwav of Kan-as Cit). the company threafaeu with a strike tw.. v.eeks ago. The Metropolitan Is not particularly jspular. In answer to thi ob ction. Walsh's friends say that h" has Ji:-t lea voted rt'i honorary member of Tvisjgr.-phlcal Cnion No N'. and that this could not happen unle-s lie v. ere. on good tesras nlth union labor. Wiin! lumrsts lIit n Part. The contest- in St. Lnals atl Kansas City p'uv a part in this division of the conven tion ov-r ihe auditor-hip What may be called the lliwes J. legations in St. Louis and Mavor Reed's friends in Kar.s ,s city are rather with the Allen side. The Brady I.erop el. ment in St. Iui- and the Stone-.-hannon m--n in Kan-as City are with Pitts and Walsh It Is expected that ward contesting delegations from the two cities will I.- "eated according t wht- h auditor--hlp element controls the convention -and the Committee on Crcd-ntlajs. Senator Morton and several of his friends were in St LiHifat during the primaries to colle. t personal evWenro on the ir.ierfer.-nce of metropolitan police. This jart of the ei-d-me is expected to be very potent with country members. CandMatr for oXlces, including Lieuten ant Governor. Treasurer a-d Railroad Com missioner, do not )et seem to have made anv combinations with either of the auditor-drip ebrwiits. Thev hardly know which -Mo to approach. They anl their friends are conuu ting indefatigable ;r--onal ar.v -se-s amot g the delegate-. Cilllilidlllt-s oil tin- lirslllllll. All tbe candid ites are here. K-c-peaker Farrls believes that tie lieutenant cov.r norblp lies between him and McCliniic. Colonel Henry Newman eavs that Pitts i already ntminatei. no matter what Conk ling and S-lbert ma) do. H rrlngton's lieutenant- insist that h must be nominated for ItMlroad Cotnmi-slorer. because tbr wle union iatmr arvi railroad men will not be dir.ctl) repre-seiited. Colowl Willi-ra and Lieutenant Governor llolte are each claiming inough votes and are -.odd hu mored about it. There probably will be Httle debate over the platform. All r screed on what i: -boukl luntaiti. The Chicago platform will be pidorss-d. Bryan"- nomination will be d-ma-nded. imperialism and truslMici will be c-ondemned. On State lues the St. Louis World's fair v. Ill be warmly approved The huslnes- ieo,rd of the Democratic party will lie recited and omparrd with Ziegenbsln ism in St. lAtub: At 1- o'clock to-nUht the Seibert-Allen :n-:i luim that informal consultations .im..ns i-ach deleg-.tes have arrived from It vera I e ingressional districts, asxure tbem nine out of the fifteen members of the Committee on Cr-dentll- If this claim Is well based, it is probable that the con tests from M. Louis and Kansas City will 1m- -oon settled, anil that there will not lie mu h to ili-turb the rapid progress of busl ress alter th convention pen- nitllier I'onfcri-nce. IT.e to-alght conference of those in tereted in th" anti-JHilke delegation con tests was held at the Midlund. At midnight it was asserted tfcit the forces made up of the Walsh-Conklmg-Pitts men at.d those opposing the Jefferse.n Club delegations liad perfected an organization and plan of ac tion on the Moor of the convention. This organization has arranged to go be fore the Committee on Credentials with speakers representing fttl of the congres sk nal di-trlcts of the State, and ia more than one Instance the orator is to be a rotable Democrat. In the First District they are to be Clay Heather and Tom Wag ner. In the Second "W.id.lj" Leeper and Tom Brcsnahan of Brookt'.eld. who mada a S'ate reputation by pro-ecuting the Tay lor brothers. Third Di-trlct, Senator Mor ton and Slate ComralUeenMn Joha M. f .J. e- Fourth IVstfIc. a precainert I.-wvcp "i. ..n th-. Circuit beach, whose ram t --.tanis r.-fuse to give; Fifth Di-tr.ct, VV;il!.uu "Wallace rt Independeo. e S x,li District, no names furnished: Sev.i. al) -it i. Ser'or Martin of Sahr.e e.'jr.t). K'-'hth District, no names ate civc N. i'a Ins.iut. a leading Ia)er nf New L. Ralls County: T.-ath. Kleventh a-.d Tw- ,f 'i fJ'-trwts are omitted, as all the men to tck the floor are to be country Demo rts; Th.ri-rth li-trict. Samuel IieKf v- of Web-st-- i onntc. cand'late for Cimgres Four teenth Dlstrl-t. no nime- given; Fifte.stn Dtrirt. tta-ae- fumishe!, Tae leud-r.- of the organisation -?e-l' til give out names of evral addit. .nil spc k er In their b aaif The conte-t is vie' arly leiir.ed that It iolt hi the off. riig- f a home rule jr'nt-it in the platform f.jr t-o purpo- of removing the possibility of a. pc it e ma hmc I" ha- ber. in-tfiw" J to-night tn t-.er.- is trnee In the hgh: over the c mra.tt rhalrmarship. The "voung crow X has conferred with Mr Selbert through Snat-.r John Morton, and the result is sal I to have b. en an agreement on the part of Mr. St i bert to withdraw from the race f .r the chatr-aanshii. l',wn thi- it was suggested t- him that Mr. Cook woula be an a ipt.. b.e substitute In ju-t.ee.to Mr Cook it ray b- said that -.he -ugistlon was raaJe wi-L-out his kr.vle Ige. a-l that Mr. C k ii h'melf oppoa.sl to it- one of t-. cv "i.o-- of Mr. Seiberf withdrawal was tra ai-oth- r ma to be named by hun ar.l i..s friends should be chosen. TM was n t ae. ptaLIe to th yourg erowd, but a suit of a truce may be sal.1 to exist r-nuirg the oreanization of the eonv.ntnlon. M. Louis Di-legatrs. -V xnajoritv of tie de'egates are ex-rted to arrive to-mrrw. The St. Louis dele gates mm tfce Jifferson Clab. btaieil bv Harry Mawes. Tom Wand an 1 the ltradv crawef. headed by Bn Brady Charle.s Ijunp and I. J. CannJv-. ar- e-vpe:t-d fn the morning. At the Coate- lix,d C locel Phelps. John H. Carroll, Attorney General Crow and A. C. Stuever luue er.gag"l rii'-Kis. At the Baltimore. Harvey W. Sa. ni5 of Clinton. R. W. JIa-on of iiade. Jm Bjtir of St Louis. Martin I- Clirdy of St Ijiuis and W J. Stone, wit.n the erncn County deie-ukin of seventeen, will Lav quarter-. Frcm Hi ward County a large delegation is expected. They are Williams boomers Callaway will tarn up for Bell with a half hundred rooter-, while Mr. Bolte expe. -i a number of his friends from Frajikiia Count v. By -morrow night If the principal hoteLsT" of Kansas City are cot nll-d to tho brim. several politletar present will have missed. a gues-. The prospect Is flattering that Kansas City will learn several valuable les-jna la v.rder to properly entertain tho Democratic National Convention next n.. nth Slate Comn:I:tee headquarters wcro origi nally fixed at the Baltimore Hot-1. After th Kansas City contests were fought at Moberly. the anti-Reed men on the Stato "orrmiptee effe.-tl a changa to the Mid land Hotel on account of the connection of BernarJ Corrigan, a Reed man. who Is, cr wa, large lv interest, d in the Baltimore. This wiU change tho cent-r of gravity a few blocks nearer S I!ey Park, whero tji3 contention tent stands. Colonel lliirl.crs Ciindid.-tcy. The result of the convention may deter mlr.e, to a certain extent, who will bj noMtiu'ed at Jefferson City as delegates-at-Hrge to the National Convention. This con-tc-t will enter largely into tha politics ofi the conv cation, and any tnovemunt on tha bo.ird may be significant. The only caruli dsxe for delegate-at-large tt preaenj. 1 Colonel KJ Harter of Trenton. Mr. Harbep was busy staking hands with tho county d.-ie-cate- to-day. Ho insist- that ha will lard t;.o position at the Jefferson City con- vvention. Ho has recently disv eloped much l .1. .....1. In '..B.l. .11.. ...J .e..nm Ul .VXll .LS-VUil, Kx-("tovernor S:or and Colonel Jlose-i C. Wetmore of St. Louis have engaged quarters at the Buitlmoro HoteL Both havo numerous friends who aro already boasting about them on every occasion. Governor Stephen- is not exp-rted to be present. Colon 1 D. A. Ball e.f Pike I expected to morrow. Som- of Mr. Ball's friends de clare they would prefer to sea him hon ored b) being mada an e'cctor-at-Iarge. W hat Mr. Ball may do Is difficult t- ur mlse. Colonel Y. H. Phelp-, who may be urgel to enter ti.e raco for delegats-at-large, haa nt yet arniI, although he has secured rommodious quarters at the Coates House. Mr. Phelps probably will have quito a fol lowing, as several of the southern cc untie 4 are strcrg for him. Kmis-is City Contests. The comet In tko Klghtlt and Tsnth ward-, tho larges!; wareU in this city, will be as bitterly fought as tho-e from St, Letus. The Red faction will make a de terrr.lreHl effort to hava the precedent es tablish! by the Molerly Convemtlon. which seated the Stone-shannon-Sebree-Wal-h lelesjates. set a-ld-. Ths Wiil-h faction. however, expre-s themselves confident that the ruling which ""ated the delegates to tho Judicial Convention will also prevaU here. The lite 1 Demo, rats- are contesting tho election of the delegates In those two ward- on the ground that th Judges at th poll- w-re not properly qualified to act. and that the reti.rns certltied to by the other set of judges chos-n bv tha qualified voters- oC the .ne wards showed an overwhelming ma jority for the Rred delegates. Said a Red. partisan. di"-cu!ng the matter, to-night: The anti-Reed judges were selected by Scbre. chairman of the County Committee. under an old statute, which Is not applic able in Its pr.'.v !ins to election h'ld here. On lectte-n day there were tw-ive armed. Deputy Sheriff-- In the polls to pr.itect thes judges. The judge.- cast thtir own ballots and r-fuse.I to acept n ballot from any othe-r citizen. Their actions anl conduct were outrageous that the police were; finally compelled to arrest thr of tha judges lu the wesfrn precinct of tho Tenth Ward, and trevent a probable riot precip itated by the Deputy Sheriffs. As pe Judges; selected by Sebree were not proper ly quaiifleil, ami re'ued to accept t"ie bal lots v: other voters, we sele.-ted another set of Judges, and won fairiy, but the cer tificates were issued to the Walsh dele gates." Tlie Stone-Walsh-Se-brtc-Shannon faction, on the othe- hand, deelare that, owing to the action of the police, acting under Reed's instructions at the polls in these wards. In Interfering with the Judges in their duties, the Judges were Justified in their pubie quent action Th-y declare themselves con fident that the Credentials Committee will scat their delegates at this convention, as wa-. don" at th Moberly convention. The contest in St. Francois County is an other matter for consideration. This is merely a question as to whether Martin L. Clardy or ex-Senator Madison Whita Continued ou Page Tno. I 11

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r r V M TO-DAY'S NEWS IN BRIEF. LOCAL AND Sl-Ill-P.IJAN. Thousands found a way yesterday f set ting to ShaWs Garden. where they enjoyed lh first "open Sunday" of the year. The members of the posre "a,t"5' upent yesterday drllllns nt th- barracks No. 510 Washinfiton avenue. It Is XK-"1 that they will b put on active duty "-a-Thelr tir.-t work will be i-nardlne the transit company's power-hou The oable tracks or the trai.sit company were blown up at Maryland I!"-v1'' av" lines early yestetelay inortiini:. ir'1 'Jf were prevented from running "it the Oltte street line .ill day. The need of spiritual isior.s in this aae Tins the subject of the sermon of the Rev erend Clarence O. Kimball at L'nioii M- E. Church yesterday. The T.everend Josephus Stenhan, pa-tor or Mount Auburn M. i:. Church, -poke ..-stenlay rnorninK on the folly of tm-iltie-inc a. positive duty for Idle eiuestlonin;-. Tlio Curse nnd Its Removal" was the theme of the discourse of the Keverend M. O. florin, pr.stor of Cook Avenue 1'rcsby terian Church yesterday mnrninp. Doctor V. V. Hoyd delivered the bacca laureitc sermon at Shurtle-rr College. Al ton, lart night. Ilo took for his -ubject "The Supremacy of the Law." point In r out that liberty could not exist without obedi ence to law. Tho Gift of Power and How to Acquire It" was the subject treated by the Kever end i:. Iiuckworth in his scmon at tit. James Memorial Church yesterday. At the Church of the Holy Communion the rector, the Keverend Jtobert Yi. I.ee fraip. discussed Christian unity. past and present. Doctor S. J. Nicrol!-.. pastor of Second Presbyterian Church, preached the Kirca laureate sermon liefore the rjraduatit-s: e-lasx of the Missouri Pcho.il for the I.'.ind yesterday afternoon. Va-Ious cla- .'xerci-es Incident to the clo.-lnsr of the session will be iKld cery day until Thuisday. when the closinc .ercises will be held at Pickwick Theater. Oscar Clicrdron of Indianapolis. Ind.. was found dyinrr in his room at No. tS Hickory street yesterday afternoon, liavlnrr swal lowed marly an ounce of morphine. GENERAL IKKMEST1C. Kepresentative Cooper of Texas sued for damage on charce of assault. .Men who served with President MeKfnley on the Way? and Means Committee hav risen to fame. Injunction asked to restrain Mr". lies!" Kowen of Kana from rollectlui; JKt" appropriated by Cotifrross. .lean Howell was drowned near Alt.t mount. fordtnc the Okaw Kiver. Dying counterfeiter at Seilalia confessed and surrendered his outtlt. Rich Jack strike near Galena. Kas. National Civic Federation's Advisory Board completed. Otto Schuster, saloonkeeper of Penria. 111., fatally shot his wife and wounded himself. The Keverend Injamin T. Kelly conse crated RNhop of Savannah at KIchmor.d. John P.. Holder., despondent Chicago pro ber, and wife swallowed carbolic acid with fatal results. Princess Aribert of Anhalt. rotest of the Rritlsh Ambassador at Wasl-inslon. passes! Sunday in seclusion. Ostrich swallowed stolen jewelry foil it by spert thieve-. Connecticut ch.drmester expired .luritiff hurch services. Democrats will attempt to abrogate the Claytun-Rulwer au.il treat. SPOKT. K'helbert. the sreat race horse, was bred to go as he has. McGraw -ays that Trnpire Kmslle let iwr-s-or.al ill-will govern him when he put him out of tho game In llo-wn on Saturday last. Held Club s-olfors of St. Louis defeated Kansas City Country Club by seventeen bo.es. tlocvd judges of athletes believe that Sprinter Curd of Smith Academy i a world heater. RAILROADS. The funeral train benrlnt; the lody of the late J I. H. Clark left St. Iou.s lat nicht tor Omaha. The burial takes place there to-day. Reliable statistics show that the Vnlted Stites have built nearly I'i per cent of all the railroads in the world. President Felton of the Chicaco and Al ton has cut the salary account 'j.fJ0 since his election. The Choctaw may lease the White and Mack Illver Kailwi.y. Marine Iiitrlliitencc. New York. June 3. Arrived: Steamers Statendam. Rotterdtm. via ISouloene; JIi ba. Indon; lalireta?ne. Havre. Sailed: Stamer Potsdam. Rotterdam, via UouL-?n. Queenstown. June 3. Sailed: Steamer Campania (from Liverpool). New York. Southampton. June 3. Sailed: Steamer "Frtederich Der Grosso (from Rremen). New Tort. NEW YORK IN LINE. I'.o Division as to I'.ryan at I'ari.v Confwi'iicr. TJKFCBIJC STECIAI Jfew Turk. June 2. At th close r.f con ferences, held by David IJ. Hill. Kdward Murphy, Jr., James Siievlln. John F. Car roll. Patrick M. McCarren. Kliot Danfortii and other Democratic leaders at the Hoff man House to-night. Frank Campbell, chairman of the Democratic State Commit tee, aid to The Repuliiic corresjKindent: "The New York de-etratioii to Kuwa City will. In my Juilpment. be Instructed to fcupport William J. liryan for the prc-1-dentlal nomination. I look for the adoption of a platform on which all Demticiat. can stand, and which will insute a. sjdendid victory in November. Our conention on Tuesday will, I believe, be enthusiastic and harmonious." Though there was no divl ion a" to liryan bX tho conferences to-monow. jm agree ment is reached, the Hid platform will be pitted acainst the Chicago platform of ISM In the Committee on Resolutions, of which the ex-Senator Is to be chaiiman. Should that committee decide, by a majority vote, that the Chicago platform i to be re.nf lirmcj, line for line, the conservatives say they '111 yield In the Interest of harmon Should the Hill platform !e reported from the Committee on Resolutions the Chicago platform delegates say they will light It on the floor. Chairman Danforth of the State lixecuttvo Committee taid at a, lato hour that he Iwllevcd the convention would be practically a liryan lovo feast, and that any differences that may now exln would lie settled before the Academy of Music gathering la called to order. .Special Snip of Dinner Set. Carlsbad China Sfecial offers this week only; J1S.M and $20 sets for 1 Mermod Jaccard's, Uroadway and Locust. CAUSED BY OVERSTUDY. Young Man Attempted to Kill Lliin- .St'll. KEPI'IIUC SPECIAL. Trenton. N. J.. June 3.Samuel S. Moore. a son of Henry C. Moore, president of the Trenton Street Railway Company, tried to Kill his mother with n razor this evening, while surferlns from acute mania, caused by overstudy. He is 33 years old. and sraduatod from Princeton two years sign. He was clos-ely attach; to hLs books, and after leavinir schosi continued his studies. He com pla'ned of nervoasmss frequently, and for a year past has been under treatment of a specialist In nervous affections. This after noon he complained of feeling uuusually nerrotiEi and to-nlBht when he camo into the dlnlne-room. where the family was at dinner, he bent down, and, throwing hLs arms around his mother's neck, made a move as If to kiss her. As lie did eo his father saw a razor in his hand, but before ho could interfere it was drawn across the mother's throat, leachlnK the jugular vein. Physicians wer summoned and they believe they can pull Mrs. Moore through. Youm? Moore was taken to the State Hos pital for the Insane to-nlRht. The awful affair has cai-t n gloom over tbo inch so cial circle in which the family moved. Darlnc ibc I'ail Fifty Ycnrn Mrs. Winslow'e Soothing Syrup has been used by MILLIONS OF MOTHERS tor their CHILDREN WHILE TEETHING with PERFECT SUCCESS. IT SOOTHES the CHILD. SOFTENS THE GUMS. AL--LAYS THE PALN. CURES WIND COLIC, and Is the best remedy for DIARRHEA. Ask for "ilrs, Wlnalow's Soothins Syrus.'! ACTION MAY BE POSTPONED A DAY. Tloust niul Scniilo Conferees Dis- russ tin- Wiu-Iil's Fair Aiut'iiilnii'iil. REPORT IS EXPECTED TUESDAY. Chairman Tawney I'l-ojiosiiion Friends of tho Fair Are Xow Confident I ho House Will Act Favornhlv. RHlTltUC SPKCIAI Washington. June 3. The llous and Sei:ato conferees on the civil sundry bill were in session most of to-day. They mede little progress. The points of contention are the Senate amendments tor the Iaju!l ana Purchase World's Fair, for the Arling ton Memorial lirldge, for the payment of the war claim of Nevada and for the Im provement of the Mi-Hl'-'ipiii and Missouri rivers. Advices from the conferetn-e t" nlrht were that a rport to the House or. the amendments cited was not likely to be made to-morrow. In this event, the vote on the WVrld's Fair amendment will not come until Tuesday. Governor Franci. Messrs. Spencer and Cobb and the three St. Louis Congressmen are not worried by the prospective delay. It will give them more time to work up sup port in the Hous-e for the World's Fair amendment. The polling of the JIoi:s is being made with pcrsl-rtei-cy and with most encourag ing results. On n suuare vote the friend-1 of the Fair are confident, from the assur ances they have r.elvrd. that the Worlds Fair amendment will carry. The only thing to lie feared te a coup of seme kind by the tni-mi'a of the bill at the la-it moment. It U difficult to imagine how a coup an U mad. at this stage. ;at the opponents .if the World's Fair include the able-l patlia-ni-.-ntjriar.s on the Republican side, and if ;he can cv.-tve any scheme again: the Worlc"- Fair amendment they are certain t.. -p'ing it Governor Francis and the Missouri .Tigres-ni4n are vigilant. They ate nMkli-K preparation to rr.c-t any move in' nt of their opponents. They will not be taken by surprise. Tiiiie's Proposit Ion. Chairman Tawney of the House- secial committee on the World's Fair to-day made a proposition to Governor FraneN and his :isociatc. He wants them to accept the bill as framed by the Hou-e committee with the exception of so Hon P.' as an amendment to the Kkrell amen .men:. The cockr. 11 amendment N a .-iibstit.ite for section 1? of the Tawney bill. It is the ap propriation section of the bill as otlginalri introduc-d in the Hou-e by Mr. Iine of Iowa. No objection was lai--d by the friends of the Fair to any feature of the Tawney bill, with the exception ..f the ap propriation s.ttlon. It is admitted that every other change made In the bill was la the nature of an improvement. Governor Francis and Messrs. Spencer and Col.b would be p-rfectlv willing to ac cept Mr. T.iwncy's su-rqistion If it wfry not for cue fact. The objection Is thi-: If the Tawney bill is ma'le an arf.eniinent to the Coekn-il amendment the whole bill will then have to be passed upon again by the Senate. This the St. Louis delegation doe not want. Mr. Tawney insists mat no chances would be taken in sum a proce dure. I th- Senate was willing to make the appropriation without the safeguard" of the Tawney bill. Mr. Tawney argues the:e enn lie no doubt of Its w IlllnKiiess to make it with the safeguards which his bill pro vides. He iiolnts out that there is nothing in the Cockrell amendment to absolutely cnmmlt the Government to the Fair t.ev -nd the pledge i Concrc-s to make an aprro prlation of r.".--- in 1'1 the reposi tion when certain conditions have been ful lilled bv th.- cltj of St. I-ouIs. To Inillr I'orriun Snllnn-i. In the Tawney till pravi-don Is made for sending out invitations to foreign ni tlons to particijate in the Fair. If this provi-ion. and other provisions similar in character, are adopted now. Mr. Tawney says, there need be no delay 111 prepar ing for the Fair. If they are not. the promoters or the Fair will ha to wait until the net slnn of Cor.uress before taking these steps. It is probJble that Governor Francis and Messrs. Spencer and Cobb will met Mr. Tawney to-morrow with a compromise pro posal. They will agree, if the Cockrell amendrmnt is pas.-ed by the House nDw. to accept the Tawney bill with the appropria tion vcetion left out at the next s-s.ion of C.nsres. and upon this understanding will ask th- 1 "resident and th- S.cretary of State to stnd out the invitations to for tlgn countries without delay. jlr. T-inaey assured Guvernor Francis that he made his suggest! m as a friend of the enterpri?'- He announced his Intention of voting for the cockrell amendment. ven if his wn amendment was not accepted. No detinite decision has yet been reached as to who will make the motion t" concur In th" Cockrell amendment when the con f.rres report a ellsagieenint to It In the House. Ther.- Is a probability that on sressman lioulell of chieigo will le r-liee-.l. The Illinois dehgatlon Is for the Fair and Governor Francis and Messrs. Cobb and Spencr are Inclined to bell- w that it would be a grace'ul ihlng to have solne Chlcapo R-pr-sentative urge tile Hou-e ta adopt the Senate amendment. NO OUTCRY AGAINST LOUBET. Froneh rresiilent Atteiiileil the Knees Without an Escort l"arl. June 3. The grand steci Ichae at Auteuil. that last year was the seer..- of a turbulent outburst against President l.oube.t. passed off to-day without a sign of political dlsturbanee. M. Iubet left the palace of the Klys'e In a land-.u. aceom panbd by Mme. Loubet, M. Combirie'ir. Director of the civil Cabinet of the ITesl elent. and General M. C. Itallloud. chief of lhf. mllllar household. Although unuceumpanb-d by a military I escort, he drove to th" rare course wituou. Incident, except oe-casional cries raDci by passers-by for the army. On descending from the carriage at tho race courte he was met by M. Wa ileck RoU".eau, Prennier; M. De-lcase-. Mln!l r of Foreign Afralrs, M Mlllerand. Mhdsier eif Commerce; M. I-ygues. Minister of I'ub lic Instruction: Jean Dupuy nnd many other high oll'.cials. Tlie ellploniatlc corps was 'n ftp! attendance. Including Fnltiil State Ambassador l'orter. with the membfrs of his family. No political color mi given lo the pre-ence of M. Ioul:t during th- races. After the rtop there the presidential parly lett the tribune and rettirneel to the Ii!ace by the same route as was taken be fore, arriving at 5 o'clock. The day was beautiful. and the race course was crowded. Among the multitudes were manv nromlnent Americans, a number of whom arrived to-day or yesterday from 1 London and other jointE. witn a special view- of atter.dinc the event. SHOT HIS WIFE. Saloonkeeper Then tempted Suicide. Peoria At- RF.Pt I I.1C SPECIAL Peoria, 111- June 2. At 7 o'clock this morning Otto Schuster, a saloonkeeper, shot hi wife three times, anil then tuineel the gun on himself, with suicidal intent. Mrs. Schuster Is still alive, but attending physician fear she cannot live until morn ing. Schuster Is not seriously Injured, and Is locked In a cell In the prison. Pettis Ceinnty' Xt"r Coroner. RKinmue SPECIAL. Sedalia, Mo.. June 3. Doctor T. P. Mc Cluney, candidate for Coror.tr on the Dem ocratic county ticket has btcn appointed Coroner of Pettis County by the County Court to All the vacancy caused by tho resignation of W. 2. Ciav RUSSIA'S HOLD M CHINA TIGHTENING. Czar's limit" Is lo Wring Com pensation From i rent l'.ritaiii. INVASION NOW THREATENED. Noiiiiiieiferein'c in the Smith Afri- ran War May lte Kewanleil by a Sliie of the Cele.-lial l'mjiire. j:riM-n:.t spuci.m. Washington, .bane Uusshi will not withdraw her Sta) troois front Port Ar thur, which are now tht.-ateulng- an Inva sion of Northern China, under iirctemv eif suppi.sslng the Roxers. until she has had a setttesnent with Great liritiiln. Rus"ia and I'ranee are only Important l'owers which have not been "compen's.iteel" for the hands-on policy In tho matter of lhe Hrit- IIl-IteMT wa. It has been ytatetl in these dispatches from time to time since the announcement of Great llritaln's Intenti-m to e-xtinguisli the South Afrie-an R. publiev. the rnrran tlen of a European coalition to Intervene, the lire iking away of Germany from the alliance and the rubsciuint arrangement by which the Fritcl States, Great Ilrttnln and ilerrnany made mutual concessions. that Russia would, liefore the end of the South African war make her demands for compe-nsatlon and that Franc: would prob ably In' also c.impensate-d lefore the re alignment of the nation., took place. Russia Is at This moment, in the opinion of diplomats here, ojienly working to wring her compensation trom Great llritaln 1 her arrogant attitude in the matter of the uppresf!on of the "I!iers." who. It S .-igi.illcjmly pointed .-.tit. are Increasing tr.lr .-.ullage as the South African War is drawing to a close. There Is more than a suspie ion that chlra i secretly aiding th" R.iNer-. and thereby Russia, in order to secure Rus-!a as h.r eternal ally to pr"-v.-nt the illstnenilnneiit of the Chinese Fmpir even at the exp.:ise of n-w cem-cesion-. to Ru-ila. Within te-n elas movements nnd results of the greate-t international signiticanee are predicted by ireful thinkers here, with rcfercnio to the Chinese situation. Itllei'. Open Gintll-. Russia l plairg her game openlv. Her srheme a week ago was t land not only marines, but a large Imdy of troeiin, and lo proceed at once- to IVkln. Russia's plan, part of her armv having actually been put ab.ute.1 the tran-jnirts. un. edte-ckeel In a manner that astounded the ellplomatlc world. China, uialor whose lntluer.ee I'.us, sla Wies SUpl-.-d lo be. eibjee-le1.!. It Is now understood he-re that the objec tion ef China was sugfc:.siesl to her b the illm-ters of Great liritain and Ge-rinanv will. il... full uiiiersiiinillnf of AIlnis.u- Conger. The Viceroy i.t Tie-n-Tsin a. ivl in.iei as ii;e llltuilliiee-.; oi iiirse- .oi.i ter-. A a re-ult the power-, were. wlthdM ex-.pt 'on. allow. ii to stnd e-a"!i only a lim it. 'J number or marine- to tho capital. Th.n eame the nuns th-it Cliina had apologiz.ti to Ru-.a. and that t'i- outrag-s of the ltoxers. if aru thing, were ..n the m- ere-a Nevertheb-j.-'. It is kn.iwn that tne entente Miveen i!u--ia ami China, has not b.en broken. Russia will not eeai-e Jn-r macninattons in arid out of I Ulna, to mak ii ne-e'e?sary that a large ImkIj- of tro.jp -hall be landed. The fai.nre of China, by de-sUn or by pohtl.al "-accidents" to sup press the- liovirs and the oinsequent i lenco that Is to Ik' epe.cie-.! at the capital will glie' Russia, under the assumed nam? of humanity and e hri-tiaiilty, the right to force her way to the capital, and tirajtkvil ly take iieissesslon. 1'raii.e AIo In the Cold. The vb w of the situation taken here it this- Rus-sia and Franee have gained noth ing as yet by the mutual concessions of the Fntted Stat--. Gre-at ilrltain and Germany, arising out of the coalition of the European Powe'ls. Tile t'nlted srnt. s ettiml till! con trol over the Saino.in Islands, and the P.nv- ers. inrougn ureat ltrltaln s influinct. cn-.-cnted to tlie epen dor In China. Gtrmany K't South Pa.-ltlr lsl.nid. the remaining partr of the S.imoan Islands, and guaran- t.-e-s against French agrcM-Ion in W. si j Africa. Great Rritain see-ureil Germane as an ally and th I'mi-d States as a filend. anilvhe Kurvpe.in coalition wa- broken up. Great Rritain also secured the n-ninter-ventlon of the Umte-d States in the South African war a fact which was dlstlnctiv proved when Rii'sla aske-d tile Fnlte.1 State-s to make representations Jointly with her to prut. st against Great Ilrltairrs j sume.1 right to cenwr mail and ti-legnim" from Pietoria. j OllielaU he-ie also ;io!nt with significance lo the f.ie-t that Franee Is again turning hr attention to Morocco, it 1 affumesl that that is the part of the globe In wh ch 1-ranee would like to g-t her compen-.itl.iti I for naval strategic reasons. Fall n- In that juartcr. France would probably g. a large s i ..V, '".'.CY u,"y,,-, ,aL,i It. a cont.st whore the string ..f candl .s"ssions UI'8 j ltalw ,s as long as it Is In th- present uomain in T neiuln t-o: ioiii: iiiii:u otTiiAGiis. Tien-Tsln. Juae S men and two wom- e-n. I-reach and Hcician re-fug.', s fre-in Pao- Tinc-Fu. have arrived li.re. Nine are still I mlsslm;. A lw!y of mounted Cossacks have gone In search of the nil-s!nc and to take f.M..l to Van-l.lu-Ching for tie relief of the party tl,fr,. j It 1 reiiorteel fri m P. kin that Mr. Ste venson .f the Church of F.nelat.d Ml slnns ct Vem-i"hlng. has In-cn murderr.1. arel that Mr. Norman, of the snuie ni'ss'on. 's nilss Ifg. MEDALONTEST. la (alanreate Scriuoii al tin I'liiveisit v. Slate Columbia. Mo June.l.-Thc annua' Steph ens me-dal onte-t. th first of th" com mencement e.-rci--s of the I'niverslty of Miseurl. tevifc pl.ie,. in the university au ditorium last ulg!:t. The-re were only two cnnti slant'. Rudolph A. Klclnsehmldt of St. Iiuls and II. W. Morgan of Columbia. The me da! was awarded to Mr. Morgan. '1 he Judges we-re the Reverend JI. H. -Meeoie-Doctor George- l-fevre ami Colonel w. F.' Sultzler. This prize wv- .-tab:i-l:l by the Hoard of Curators of the university throuerh a gift of K"i bv James L. Stephen of Ce lumbia. The prls con-lsts of a gold medal am! a book In defense of the Christian ic llglon. for the purchase of which the iintiuil income on this sum Is available-. The com petition open onlv to members .if id.. senior cias-e-s. "lr!rKtelr hml.lt speke flrrt on "A King mong .Men.- The subject of the oration 1 was Abraham Lincoln. Mr. Morgan 5ike cecond. and his Ihern--was "The Magnetism of Mvstery." The ora tion was a tribute to the spirit of research which permeates the human race. The llrst exe-rclse of eeimrnenee-ment week In the University of MI.--ourl was the baccalaureate sermon dellveresl In the unl v. rtlty auditorium this morning to an au 11 ence of LCTO person'. The sermon was pre-aehed by Reverend Doctor C. R. Hemp hill of Louisville. K).. on "What Think Ye of Chri-t Pore. Selectee! Materials onlv are i:ed in the preparation of MAI.T Nl.'TRINli, tl.e- greatest t.inle nnd looi drlnk. The name eif the Anheuser-Rusch Rrewlng Ass'n. Its makers, guarantees Its met It. Sold by all druggist!. C)I VU lutlii'ute .iiiii.i.nii:.T. May Alleitnicut of Hsukc Ijlllels. imPl'ltLIC SPIXIAI. Guthrie. Ok.. June 3. The order of the Scretary "f the Interior aboIlhlnir tho Osage National Council came unexpectedly and Is looked upon as a forerunner of allot ment. There Is some talk of attempting to have the Council reinstated, hut many eitl zetis of Osage Nation believe that it is use-le.-s to make such an attempt. Territory lre'iiiocrnti. nnrrm.tc ppkoial. Kufaula. I. T., June 3. The Enterprise Democratic Club met last night at Enter prise. I. T., fifteen miles east of Dtifaula. Three, delegates were e-kcte.1 to the Ard tnore convention and Instructed to vote for A. J. Wolverton for National Committeeman. DEMOCRATIC Continued shall secure .ontro! of the delegation. The same ueMion e-ame up before Ihe f',i. Girarde-m conventi'm. and the Weiol-Wh.te d-P-gat-s weic ur.s.-atid In favor of the LEADING CANDIDATES AND THEIR CHANCES. ISRI'I Id.ll- s'Pl:M.L Kan-as e'ity. Mo.. June 3. -Tb'.i eonvcii-tl-.ii tor the nomination of candidates for St He ollle-e eltlfi rs from no other conven tion in the advance confidence of the long string of aspirants. Tho whole of this Sabbath day ami all of the tran.piil even ing have lieeru given up. In certain Kirttf of Kansas City, to a dihcus' n of pros pects. Nearly eve'ry cindidile- has preimr.il a statement of his strength (for privaf e.ilisideratlon) that loeks w. II and reason able to lilms If ..nd Ids Irlends. Ill geHieral intere.-t. the tight for the Lleii Knant Governorshln Ii engre.-ing mue li attention, not only lvau. the lung list of candidates, but be-caiife of the lmpoii tanc of the position, not only in Its far reaching appointing puwer. but bei-msi. of future contlngeiicUj; io-ible in the pres ent Instance. Ri'harel L'.e and J. lines M. lrac were the only e-amlidati s for the Lieutenant Go. rrorhip on th. ground this attern i. llMh held forth at the Mldlmd. Mr. Lowe very rb h in gc k1 tories and e-eholug- laugh-t-r. Mr. Ii very .-nrnest. very Millet and eye-ee-.llnglx busy with every one in th" large e-owd In the Midland lobby. Mr. Live naturally feels aggrieved bce-ause of the candidacy .if Mr. Lowe, which, as his frbnds assut. was not brought alK.ut for Ihe purine-.- .if l mding Mr. lame in the I.le'uleuant Geve rtior's chair. Mr. I.m-e maele a sK months' canxass of the State, and until the appearano-of another J.ok son County man In the Held was not grim ly disturbe-d In th- cutrseof his itindldHry.

The stock of Frank Pitt as a candidate for Auditor m.-e imsb'erably in Ihe course of the- elay. The Captain'- fri. lids are claim ing the nomination for him. with votes to tare-. On tr.- othe-r hand, th-" fti.n.ls of Captain Allen h,v,i long list eif instructed delegate that aj pe.;r. on the faer of the tieure mo'.t toruiidable and promising. I'aptain Allen has a tremendous strength in tho "outli-M-Merri part of th- State, and in th. two huge e-ities l"ltt has strong m truetel del. gallons cr.ping out h.i.- and there in many pluc.-.. lie will go into the convention with the- entire Seceiel li-'.ri't the Fir-l and the south end of the Thirel.

Getting back to the Lieutenant Governor ship. It Is lntere-sting to lee-onl that there a general l-llef that Farri", McClmtic and Ieve will lead in the embr teamed. Mr. laive has the big nd of Jackson County. Mr. ly.ve, the newcomer In the race, iirob ably will have Clinton County lr. addition to his Jaekson County strength. Mr. Love once IiVvM In C inton County.

Se.ikiiig of Ihe Allen Pitts r.ice Mr. Sti bert. I'-Hikin-.- very s.tet.e anel good natur.1. said tt.ii eienliig that he never felt more confident of Captain Allen's nomination. Running ..er a set of rlgure-s. namlnjr the I eotintle-s a he did so. he sail that Alien j woii"! go into the oinvntlon with 1'3 In- j structed delegate". Captain Pitts predribn, will have e-oi:sderibly few. r delegate who are' under Instructions, but he ete-cs to gain strength as th" vlt-ltors get to town to-nisht and to-morrow. W. H. Hascttt of Paris. Mo. speaking of th- candida.-j of Captain 1'itts. t.M to nlghl: ""ehcre have len-n dNtinct gain wllhln the past twenty-feiur hours We have al ready pledgee! enough blei?ates to lnsuro the nomination of Captain Pitts. State ments to this effect have already been given out. Any doubts that have been en tertained by i'aptain Plus's friends on th subj.ct of holdlr.s his strength have eLs.i. p are-d. Im-ttad of lotltig, we have galn-d strength."

There I i nougli of lite-rest In the Rail road Ce)mmi'ioner light to amuse ami in struct anyone. General Pell. Torn Park. Joe llerrlngton and RaMer llrown have b. en e.n the grouts! all elay. General Rill 1 accompunie-n by hi- fcon-ln-!aw. e.eerge Walter H. rry of Fulton. He will go into the convention with a tixeel strength from hl home region. "I will open my headquarters loth at the Daltlmore and the Midland." said Genera! lied! this eve'iilng. "To-morrow there wMI tie sixty-live Callaway County Derneecrats he-re to help me In fotidue'tlm: in.ratins. I have e-anvas.-i the State thoroughly ami feed satislieel with the outlook. I must decpne to itate; the numlier of elele-gates pleelgeel to my support." Je.e II. rrinqton, gracious anil jiollte to all comers, was consplcurus In a light, toose tilting suit. On his tape! was a large Klk budge'. Mr. llerrlngton voiced his rontl- denee In having a strong place- among the se-eond cholccK. a good thin-; to ligure case. "I feel." stid Mr. llerrlngton this even-Ina-. "that I will go into the convention with 3 votes on the tirst lialbn. I have acsurances that 1 ant the second choice of ur,,,rters of -cveral other can It ,,....ri.1. .irn ..m i.ixorlas drop out, Ijlnly come to me." lates cer- "It I" known thtoughoiit the State.' said Mr. Prk. "Hint I have not made a e-anvass in 1 1' i- generally, ae-.-epti.I i.se of the term. I have- liei'n k.pt eloo- ta my el.sk in the! otllee of the S.iretary of the State. I .-an i only s-ay this .'e-nii.g that of the instruct- i id vote fur the cilice of Railroad Coinml.--s.'oner. I have twice as inmy a any other entalliiate and am .'iH-.ittras.il by my filcn.ls. who know more alK)iit it than I do. to think that I will be nominated on the third or fourth ballot." "I will go into the convention with fiom i". t 1J votes." Raxter llrown said this evening, "and will gain steadily on each j jcc.ee.llns I allot. I will st V..I.-H from .ry netlon of the State. I btli-ve that 1 am the second choice of more delegeteR than any oilier candidate. This convention will lie composed largely of young men. I I am the young. si man In th- race for any State nine and I am satl.-hed the hoys will ask for rc-cognlt on." Colonel R P. William, eandl.lrle for Treasur-r. said this afternoon: "I will go l" the City of St. Loulj with Ct.1 voter, or thirty-six nmre than are ne-.e-.i- 'a nomination I 'V- regularly Instructe.1 .l.I.gutes awl In man) counties I have indorsement:' Richard I.ove in speaking of Id candl eiae'V. said: "For six months, I have l-een canvassing the Slate In tl.e Interest of my candidly as a Jackson County man. I had reached tli conclusion that our county had grown In iKipubition and Importance to the extent that It was entitled to consideration. My canvass. I believe, has brought the nnmlnti Won right up to the county's gales and for this reason my fri a ids naturally resent the springing of a new name at till late elay. Thej have not one word to ray against Mr. Ivjwe's fitness or ability, but they contend that if the nomination is to come to Jack son Couutv. thai 1 should have It. Sly record as a party man Is absolutely above lit shadow of contention and my reconl as a public olliclal .hallengo Investigation."

Mr. Farrl arrived on the Missouri Pacific at o'eiock this e-vening. He got em the train at Chamois, having attended the con vention of Osage County Saturday. That countv. the last In th State to hold a con vention, instructed for him. Mr. 1- arris tale! this evening: "I have cntldencc In thl convention, and I think that It will nominate me for Li.u ter.ant Governor. I don't want to say any thlns about figures, for the reason that the roll call will develop facts In that connec tion better than I can now." Aside from tlie agretment upon W. S. Cowherd Tor temporary chairman and the selection of secretary and sergeant-at-arms, Ht lsrs of the convention bavo been HOSTS READY. From J'ukc One. I'.lggs-Clanly d. 1 ?ition. Mr. Clardy will pn-h the enitet ter. .m tlie r-me ground". WILLIAM F. SMITH. named. John A. Hannae, .dltor of the V.r-alll. Gaz.tt.'. will be e-crtarv Sheriff Robert Stone e.t Kansas City will sergeant-at-artus. There have been eonfer- e-nc.-s Unii Hi-- subject of other olllcers, but no agreement lias lii reached.

Friends of Unite anel Willlui.is In the Treasury I'ontist have Iwen summing' n; their iimtruiti.il strength. Roltc's fri. nd claim ninety Instructed delegates fumi rawford. 1'oin.lis. Franklin. Gasconade. Howell. .1. ffer.-.m. Miller. Ni.laway, (.sage. n.-airk. Perry. Rld.. St. l.uis and Sbin noii e'oiinlies. Fireiel- -f Williams claim con-id. rably nmre. but It Is ajtre-eel by tin m that he i;, (isltley sure of eighty-thr.-.-In-trut-ie-.l vot.'s. tne-ludlng Room Howard, Knox. Uticln. 1'olk. S.iline and Shell)).

Colonel M. G. W. tiHore- rc-ieheM town late to-night and has taken iuiirlirs at tie 11.1 tlni.ire. Major Hierv.-y Salmon and Joe P. Johnston also -anie In among the late e-.en-Inp arrivals. Colonel Wetin.ue will remain until t'--- eonv. ntlon is over. li.-fnrp th" middle of the month lie will go to his hurt ing pr. "-.e In Wi-cinsin. wh-re he will entertain sew I guests, inelu'hng William J. Rryan. 1IOMFK RASSFORD. START FORJvANSAS CITY. leireiMin CIn! Delegates to Atl .is a I'nit. I-jst nisbl .veral of the leaders of the S:. j)ui deicatioim to the D, nanraiic Slate C..:. vi ntlon. whi. h incxtj at Kansas City to-tip rrotv, departed for the eity on lhe Kw To-nii-ht 'he nest of ;he delega tions, whle-h wi.I fof t up about ail lold. will d. part f.-r t-.- same de-tliiatinn. or..- of the fe w. in last night was Harry If. Unite. .-ident eif the Jeifi-rson club, who will be at tin- head of the deb-gat. s arid otliers that wi1! repr."..'rt that or;'.inl.atioii at tlie conventlem. l-n F. Rradv. the head of lhe 'lv.il .l-l.-.-atloii. which will Lave, m-ll.y. K!ty or more at the e-onventlon. will :.l-o Iw pre-ent when the tlais of the c nv.-ntion tent a-.' thrown ten for busln. ss. Roth continents have ste-erlng eommi'tees. that of the Jetfersoii I'lub. whoj.- perMinne-1 I not gtv.-n eut. consl-.ting of nine m.-nib. rs. Mr. Hawes .sa.d last rlilit that he ex-l,.'e-t.l an attempt to contest the sar of u niim'H-r of the Jefferson Club delegates, but ele-cKred the nte-t would fall. He e-nrite-ii'is that, as all the d.bgates to the fcur conv. ntlons -Cajie Girardeau. Kansas My. Sclalla an. I J. rfers.ii Cly w."- e e tn).-en at tlie same time, i.y tn- same voters and under tlie same regulation, the unseating .of any of the accre'li'-d dele gate to .Tne convention would rn--e-sirily atf'-ct all the others elected bv them. Thus, he says. If the Jefferson Club delegates are lieesful.1 :il W:tlinu lltv tli.t M.-tl.n will tend to invalidate th" nomination of Judge J i. .'ode nt Cane Glrareleau. and make an other convention necessary, as the Kansas City deit-gat.s we-re electcel exaetl as we-te the Chi Girardeau deleates. If one set of delegates 1 outeel. all the o?h. r thre.--s.ts are likewise oust.-l Rut Mr. Hawes does not think s'-e-ii a.-tlor will I-. tek'll. and eine- of the' reas'-ns lie gave- lor the be lief Is till: "Any persons wh- participate" In an at tempt to uiireat .leffer-..n Club el.bgatet. all cf whom were preperly and r-2utarlv elrcie.1. will Ian- the whole vote of the J. fiVrson Club d-1'sition cast agalrt th-m or their candidate-.. The Jeife'r-on Club will r.cl as a-lndj te jun:-h anylnviy v. lu at fempLs to Interfere with local affairs Th Jefferson club ha- S..V" metrdwis. aid e icil anel every oric e.f them w'll r-sent inter-ferenei- with loe-al affairs bv jiollilcians from the country, who know nothing of the conditions, and are srlrri.i? the Urady del egation up t a contest for their own sepish purpoer. and without regard I" the m rlts f the mntrovees) The-.e jicnple will hear from u. too Mr. Hawes stat.-l that th Jefferson Club 1.1. gates w.re er.' rely uTdn-trtN-ted. lint that he suppe ed thev woit'.I act a a unl'. afr.r having deeid.d in imii-us uiKn the course to pursti- HONOR T0J)aTkVS MEMORY. Confederate Veterans Klllojli.e Their Only 1 Te?ii!enl. Loui.-;vilIe Ky.. June 3 The Mr exer-ci-e-a c.nuiei-t.s! with til.- t. nth annual re union of the Fullest Conf.-ieruie .-t. rans cecums! to-day. when the ninety -s-eond utinivet.-ar) of the birth of Jefferson inis was olireel at Re-unbn Hall with s.rviccs In memory of Air. Ii.nl. Winnie lmv. the "Daughter of the Confederacy." and the Conleoente el-ad. Fie tlloualld jar-ons attended the e.x eu ises. Mrs. Haya.s. daughter of Jeltersjn Davi-, an.l heT iliiuhter. Miss arin.t llae-s. were on tl.e p. itortn. Genera! Gorelun lead he-e-ti ex;e'tei to preside, but he wa call.il away fiom lannsMile, and Id place was taken by G-iural Sie-paen I". Lie The tirst .:.k.i v.at General Clcm nt A. Rvar.s to ..rgia. "The SoUihern in-ojite e"!brte Jelferon Dan-'s blitlm.y." .-aid General Lvan. "btnaiise He was the hrst. the last. th pie?ent and the ewrUsting jiKvidt-nt of thai Invisible lb putlle known as the Cn ledclHI. Slates of America. Jerferf.in Daiss Is still counseling the South, i a peo ple to th.- truth of all th.v things that e-oustiti.te the IkiM. element of hum.iii lib ertj." Rx-Fniti'd Slates s natnr R.-agan of Texas, the surviving rnntiber of ;h. Con leu.r.tte i abinei. .-aid that probably not in the world's hi-..'iy had the -anie ...noun, oi l.-i: or I n sh.'-'.n to a m.ti eho .al t.pies. nleel all un-ue-c. ssful e ause ..s hid lx. 'li sl.owu to .lelfe:s.iu 1avl. .tcae-ii .'ld that to show Judge Jett tsoa Davis's spirit of sacrifice'. i ue.iil.1 tell how Mr. Dinls reins-d to pm ui"n to guard hi le'liie and his plantation In Mis-si.-sippl whin his p rsoiial property wiih in danger of be-ing e-arrieei away. .ler.eial et plien D. iae r. f-rreel to Jef ferson Dai as a "1'rometheii chain.! to i.l:." "Iho clumsy cruelty eif putting irors on Mr. Davis thrilled the Smth. and she !ia not yet recover tal fr.un the shoe'k." said tb n. ral Lee-. The Reverend Willli.m Jones of Virginia, chaplain general of the Fnlt.-d Cotifeder.it.' V.tiiaiis. priiicl.ed the annual sermon. Mr. Jen i t'dd the Incident of Spe.tl.-vlvaiiln. whn. alir llani-ock's charge, when it seetneel that the Army of Northern Virginia would N- ut In two. Getieial I.e. bad rid den to the front, as If to lend the charge of the Coiife'dcrates; how General John It. Gvrdon, grasping th bridle of Did Trav el, r," bad cried. "Men. is it ne.essary that General l.eo 1-nd thi- charge? You have never fa lie. I in"; will you fail me now?" Afte-r the soldier:, had replied with a die. r. "la-, to the rear." G.-n.ial Gordon said: "i'harg. and remember that the .y... nf our chief are on you." R.-vere-T'd Mr Jones spoke at great length on the religious llf-.- of the Confederate soldiers. iiniliilin-!'iiiii Ixnnia Lines Train II I a good t.ni for St. IjOui-. Leaves I'nion Station at 11.35 k m. dally, arrixca New York 7.::o se'tond morning. Lvenlni at home, only one day on the- road. VISITORS aTThE HOTELS. AT ire Ii.tfle l"tel y .lerdiy wr.' -veril I.nie.erati iMUtl tans an1 fl-le-c-iles .m th-lr v.i to th-' Kama. Cltv ivnrenti.ei. am-inp lehuin ure J. II. It.-hJr.tsin. J SI. e.r.ln. -A Sl.Ier. W. J. Ult.. .si N'riuun. UfilW L I'util.ltt and N'-wteti Ufcldl- e.f :t:iMiili.M A. n.eels an-l l K i'-'x "t ilal.ln: Vlmll le Kay. I It Itfinkev. ll. S. Ilirrliu-i anil H I' C ruth.rs.f K.r.iwtt Wuls MiCuttl.en ar.-l L N. P-U'ck .'f I'liipt'ell. Ttsimin p. liny .ind .t. II. Smith ef Se-lnlli. I- Mc -til. rt. Je-fh. arid J. -Ph W lni.l'! jf Wilt- I urg. )l It. M. Quisle" bn li.. e'-.aiK ..f Hi' eon tnirts f..r th- M. IC. .v T. IUiIm ly in T.xa.. is at the. Plainer. -K.nator R..!il Dunn f MnrMe Hilt. -x-c..n-reifeman Marsliall Arrml.t .if lMlt.ili. State Hell hinr J.ihn R llarfhnll of Hike. Ion. Julir". Thoni hi. P. I lev of -Vfintja .ird Krarik X. Ak cf Iron ion. il'K. are nt the I leile, -Capta'n s-'mlth. who la In this entry fertile pur--- .f iiiir.-hft.rnc mule f.ic th Iirttii-h elf-iernment. and Mrs. -rr-!l!i. are at the: Itant .rr. IVlix ntone. a j romlr.ent potato dealer er rarU. Tex., -tele came in tr L.U.. t. ruarkrt th. Te-eJS "l.iiu ereip. Is at th" IJaMl Hotel. W r-. IS- of IJeraiMtsville. S C V II Ii af ling "f ltee.-.iine.e I:. I A. ii I'att- r-.n of sn Antonio. Tex.; .P'hr. I. Mu.rs. arsl eles.rge Shortly .d N'T Vmk nn.1 Paul ult e-f 11tt-urs. Ia.. are Fuests tf the lan'Iell. -J ..ler.cl I.. I. Polk. jT-T.rral manager 'f th Gulf. Colorado and Santa l- Itallu-ay. and elausliter. JH--S ".cnette Pulk, of GaUcsten, Tex., arc at the -i-, .N'lchuli rri&lfGiJrVKj Ml I III! Ill (A The Btirltngton'5 trains to these cities are of the highc5t grade in ail respects.the usual Burlington stand- arc!. They arc broad vestibuled, Pintsch lighted, and have as equipment the best models of chair cars (seats free) with smokers' compartments and the most modern patterns of drawing-room, compartment, buffet and standard sleepers. 8tr i-tO 9r.fi UU 2fir il)U LIKE SIAMESE TWINS. Kill Sui'-i'-rv ili Sisti'i-s Srn ;u;ili. I.ivfs. V.KCI I.I.IC SPIVIAI. Rio Jan.. ire.. llrazd. ia ilal -t.-'i. Tex. Sni'iLi. .111".- i. -ii'"i '.right. lt',. the Nett V..rk II. r.i, Coini'any. Renia: K aL'l. rati oi h.ie 1--n j-rform.-d 'ii IS.e.'H'i.- m! Man i. sisters. uhe were lM.rn join. .1 t..g. th' r. Th.- sisi.-rs :ir.- iloliiK 'vi II. Their cas.; was slitiilar lo that of the Smiii- se twins. Inn m.nl. rn surgery will give tliem eIrJt- lile-. Ro-alhia aid M.ula. th" two little Itray.il! .:i .riilUr-n. ulin .ut for the interpo sition of modern 4'it :ue. uould have had to live J'.lned ti. each other as the-y were, ale alwm years e.l.I. Tnelr iirent.s. c..a-e-ern. d as to th-lr future. last winter Ie- tritiilne.1 t.) -..k the all of surg.-nr.'. and to tht .no ti! infr.s v.. r.- la. --el undr lhe are .f Doctor Ramos, i. Rio Janeiro hos pital The two children w.re J..P1...! ii manner -l.ndar to the laiaesi- tnlis. .n!y still more clo!-ly. I'm- of the X-ray I--veloed fd.-t tiiai the ve.ith ribs were unit. .1 l.y a sr.!id fi.nnati'.ii. and that there was hut .i- Ili.-r for the two. It was 01 dltllcult to s..-ver the sh and !ine. hut n'l.n It eatne to dividing the liver D-x-tor Ramos h"it.n-d. N-verth.li-.s!. there' I.:.v. Ii'.-er. eases wh.re part if a eliscase.l liver has li.vn retr.'V.-!. sei the phv1iian was e-n-eourage-d t.- make th- attempt. The tirst pirt .f th- ..-.-ration wa e'ompleted early It. th" winter, when the r.b.s w.re cut apart. The siio k was so gre-at to the patients that it was d-erne-d necessary to wait for a timo liefor- ernpt tine? th.- ieratli'U. Apparent ly. D.etor Utmo-. has now suceeeiiAl in his task, and tie- children ".Till glow up as chil dren .-hould. Ca-e- like this are rare. The mo-t fa mous Is that of the Siamese lins. Chang an.l Bug. horn in Siam in H1I. who w.re uniteKl at the anterior part of the cli-'-t by a ll.-shy ligament. .1! attempt-, to s.parBte ih. in without .mianserin;; their IHes preived futile. After a dz.n seasons as mti-"um freaks they tnarrl. d sister- and s.-ttls! down on a lilantatioii near t-alishtiry. N. C. They died on .lamiarv iv. 17I. I'anily.-is was tn.j cause of Chang- death, and the othrr. fall ing Into a stupor, die-el within two hours. Mill!. and Chtl-titie. known as th- "I i.uhle-hea.i.3 NUhtlngale." were an-oth-r example, l'-irn In Celumhia. In lsJl. th.v were .xhil.It.d feir t-evtral years in this country and Kur p- The Tonl twin.-, eif Italian hirth, who were exhiMt-.l h.-re. had .m.'y two Tegs. There have Lie'ii other case's. I.ut th)- were l.-s dilheiilt than that eif th Rrazlllan children anel yleleleel readily to surgery. DEWEY INTERVIEWED. Stales I lis I'osiiinn us to the 1'ii.i ik'iii'v. ItRI'i-III.Ie'SPKCMU Washington. June Admiral Dewey will start on his tour f Oh.o and Miihigan on Tue-day. still willing to a- ept the jirfsl-ile-tiey If th. ptvple call him. He said to nltht: "I ttand to-nfght where I elld when I made my llrst announcement. 1 stated then that If the American p. ople want me for this high oll'ice- 1 shall he only too willing te serve" the'ni. I only rnaeie this annoutice merit after moit careful consWIeratlon. and after I had leeen rarxiestly 9...ilclt"l to dm so hy prominent men In the De-mocratl-J party. An eflfcrt lias leen made to show that I announced my willingness to accept the ."tin e without consultation with men who uiiderstocd the x.Iltl'al --jtiiatlon and without -erl.ius th- tight, hut. as I havo stated, this Is absolutely without founda tion. "It has always licen my amhition to serv- the country In whatever It desires, and I say again. If the people want me for the pri'sldeney 1 am willing to comply with their wUhes." These statements must not he interpreted to tn an that Mie Admiral has any Idea of again Irnpr. Ing his candidacy upon the eoiintrj. The Admiral doe" not propo" to engaje in any scramble for the jiresl deticy. lie lias repeat.!! declare.! that he Is a sailor, and not a j-olltlelan. anil h- f. .Is th.it his conduct since hi- announce ment v.ms made ha3 plainly demonstrated this fact. He is merely at the service of the peo ple, ready fir anv duty to which lu may 1- called. The Admiral will vi-lt Columbus. Cinin-I Rapid- and Detrelt. an! upon hl. return he will go to Newport fer a brief stay. DIED AFTER A HYMN. I'oinit'ilii'iil I'liniiiiiitt'i' Exirt'l Infill" I'lilIM'll Sl'1-Vli't'S. i:i:pi-i;i.i.' spk.-iau Anonln. Conn.. June 3 Ivnth eame to William XV. Jm. ehoirnia-t.r of the .no rl.i I'orsr. statioral I'l'iiteh. aft.'r th e-on-elu)iu of u hymn at the mornlm: rvio." tev-.lav. I'.ir twenty years hi-i voire- had bevn heard hy the eehsreiritloti. of which e n....- m. 1.aI..-chI rh- llf.lt f.Wt llfint ...I, lit.,.,' .-v ...v-.. i lilm slmr "Thi'r' Is a 5reeti Hill Par J Away." and the Reverend Vt. h. ilarKwlcK. the mlni-ter. was ahout to liegln hit "er tnon. wr"ti hit readir.c of the text wai halte-l hy a t-out.d of tintiattirally heavy hr athhif.-. The e'ercimnii looked to tin eholr. Mr. Ji.v had fallen. A haste examination sh.'.we.! that he was une-onse tons. Th" prei.'her dl-.mlf.-.sl the rom;reK:tlon. IHn-tor K. R. IJoMstidn wa hastily sum-moiie-l. hut he -.va unal le to revive Mr. Jove who wllhln half an hour Death wan attributed to the hnrstinr; of a Ii!imI teasel in the hriln. Mr. Joy wa i year o'd nnd n Iftidinrr hii-lri.'.' man. lieitie a memler of Him R.r- mliiKhain If am Ce.mpany. A widow- .in! two Mint iirvlv him. lie was very fond eif mn.il.-. .inl with hit two n- and V.'il'- lam Hale form, d the J..y uarrt. whli h. Uiroiish Ii- -inelni: at ehtir.-h .if. fairs nrd -.r- al entort.-inmvnts had 5. eome well known throuiih this Mtlon of Counes-. I tlcut. j Through St. e re r.'i and Throush Dinlnc Cnri to Niw ork and Rosti.n, via the Uijc I-'our. DECISION IN NEELY CASE. Will lScTiii'd In rulm ruder Span ish Law. Iti:Pt-'.MCi-PI'IAU New York. June 3. C. V. V. Ncely. tho I'hlef of llnatie..' of the postal servlee of Culi. will l-.- trle-d In that Ipland und r SpatilMi law on the charpe of rohhlns Ihe government. Uovernor RiHievelt to-day an nounecil that lie had granted the extradition demanded bv Coveir.or Ceneral W.kv! through the War IV'iiartment. Nedy. wn.i nt lirs-t furnUhed $-i..tXi ca!i hall, und x the eriminal cliurRC?. und aftrrwanl was inmmlttnl to laidlow ytreet Jail In default of J.ii.i.'i hall a dltional In a civil suit to recover $17.('. hpeeltleel ai his alleired de-fale-atlon. has futisht tho extraditlr.n pro-ee.edin'-s on lhe cronnd that Cuba was not a part of the t'nlted States. swithTbeats robarts. Kelurtis From 111' Twc-nty-Sut'oiiil District. r.KPl'JiI-lc r-PEciAU Marlon. 111.. June 3. Complete returns from th WIIIiam.on County Republican primaries held yesterday afternoon, "wtth 0 GREAT U TRAINS KANSAS CITY. JOS a a Pi &a ii avvg4 n l for Kansas City. St.Jossph. r. ill. Orualta and Denver. A If :or Kansas City. St. Joseph H. fill unci Northwest. n M for St. Joseph, Omaha and ii tin Denver. man OTHERS FAIL OOm"Tl't jff iV i 8& k

ts.rjs, T1 i- r-tat'"!. rr t u---y-fu! n Ttt x 3.- In li?-cs cf MilN'. No. t "SHEMI3S0EgiL!TY. Mn. n unv of t. m are n-w rpirlnc tfcf r-u- f ir f tun r 1- TT. Y'ur man.'.'-! is fa t'i i i n.i i h: t un!-- j'v u I.- fc- ti- thrs f- r v. ur J Tl. re i- no tim to S-rii r-"'l'Tu;- Ilk all l.i-,a-. s nc-.r -1 ii- -n t. Hh it j"U an niuk" n o t I: r.n- KiJ.-er .u ir.ut njiutt r If f-r il tilll niai-r yu n-! fii '-ur wh. fu'rr-? with m.--ff .in ir. rWuM in I h- e tr-r'-U -t man) o.f-s u it fclnd tfiat I am as fa.mil ws w.t.i thf-m oa nr with the ry i.ult;rht n-f ourtl y jou will ner ccatn b WhTrT wtth wakn'S. r-ouiiw. falllr.K-rn-ii- rr. 1-" f amMtf'.n or unvlar rvm;tnn.- Ah., h rol u i-f yo-ir nwnlMI and ab-otutely unt.t j-u f r --fi-lv. tuj.nH. pleasure or nuir-r-ic- K t'-jiT' r.t f vrek rra will correct all th- ui;l rt..r yu t whit natar lntn 1 a r..! h- lti. i-jp r.ian wlch phyi- i .io ri'iu: 'i stw cinKt Iri:tt" IUmi it Atij- ture, nri-r-M.I4.. h(!riir'!r. Hnpiun. Afiiilitit l!liiiil I'tilt(iii. I.ik 1IiiiIiiiI. Ki tin try r 1 rlnnr.v Troulilo, r ny lll-it or AHHorluli' Ui 4t'ai nml Weak nrnti' at nifti. T th-iw maN'Iiei r.Iire I hive arT.e.-sily .1 vt -.I J 'T t -t rear a my life. I'hrjM.'ian-i h.iir.e tf.it .rn t.iM-3 tj tret ar.- conlijily ln-v.t-j t f. -loa' v. h I rvike no el-ar;:- fr prUat i'.jii. ana c to ach r-atlnt a !-43l it-mri-1 in wr-.tlnc. baKi by ahunla.nl capital. to h M f- ir.j pnmi" It t trtrtlj vfMir ihi! t.. nn--t!at u cur- that ba ma tie Xi:e anew tr mu.tii:-j-. WSZ5IT,I7 I'wriMnz your trohl'n. if Ln-. nH. ah- tn- call. Vt. S-v-any rr fc Tf J -sv-Um ti UOilK Tl:n.TMENT h- cni-M tf i n! t fVlr h mr. wl'h-tit innnln' p 'IfT'r.tj'-n f r in -t- It wi!l cure vou. Ml o trtrp.nii'ncc r!ctly conri U-ntial. Write to uay Itef-'renres; I5t Vanki. rr-rrfcnnta and buwna ir.tTi In tho city. Call or aMress F. L. SWEAKY, M. D., Cor. Ilrundwny- and 3!urX-t Sirtft, M. Lou I. Mo. I'rJon l'reclnct mistdn-r," show- candidates to be: George Y. Youn-r of this place. 1.IW; ileorRe W. Smith nt Murphyiboro, H1 Ji I'. Uobarta of Cairo. 512. Returr.f from nil the i-ouiitle In the dis trict tdi-nv tht Smith heat: Kobart.-. JU votes and Your.ir .'""l0. The. camlldatts nominated on the county ticket in this county are: State Attorney. L. D. Hartwell: Circuit Clerk. Rullev; Surveyor. J. J. I'errlre; Coroner. E. N. Rice; County Commissioner. J. P. l'arl.5. .ioiisox ciimr. KKITHIJC -SPECIAL, Vienna. HI.. June Z. Returns from thj eonKressional primary In Johnson County have been received from all precincts save Re-cat. An estimate on that, with those received, gives results as follows: Smith, isr,; Robarts. 2i. Youny. 5T. IlKM-I.T IX IIOI'HT. ItKPl-IH.IC SPECIAI Cain. 111.. June 3. The- result of the Re publican primary election which was held fcre ye'sterelav Mil! bancs In doubt. Whll this City gave C..'orse W. Smith SS ma Jorltv. it Is no Indication how the county prcciccts went, both factions cvpectlnt: t carry- the county, which will bo probably eletermlr.ed to-morrow-, as surilclent return will have arrived to Indicate for whom th countv ha cone. GeorRe Yt. Smith is her to-rlttht. It is estlmnted thit b ha3 car-ri.-d the elistrtet bv 1.3W majority. 11 will visit Mound City timotrow. MISS KENDRICK BURIED. Vonlict of Suicide in Case of Welv Mer Groves Girl. The funeral of Mis'- Elizabeth Kendrlcfc, who committed suicide at the home of her sNt-.r. Mrs. W. C Rumsey, in Webster droves. Friday, took place yesterday. Th? si'rvic.-s wen- conductee! at the Rumsey home by the Reverend A. A. Kendrick. unci of the ileviasfl The be1y was lnterre-d In tlak Rldu" Cemetery. Mr. and Mrs. Albert S. Kemlrlete. jiarents of Elizabeth, nnd Id.l and .Martha Kenelri'-k. slste-rs of the de-ad clrl. arrived from their home In Wichita Saturdav nlsht. Melanehe'lla Induced by overstudy at eollece two years aso cituse'ei MNs Keralrlelc to take her life. The circumstances sur rounding the de-eel and the manner of death chosen were unusual. The younjr woman retired to n closet and shot herself throuph the he-art with a revolver. The report of tho pistol was not heard, and the body iras not ellsc 'vre-il for some ttme- County Coroner C. 1.. Armstrong hold an Inquest Saturdav nnd the jury returned a verdict of suicide taused by temporary insanity. PR1NCESSDAYWASQU1ET. Lord ratiiicefote's Iloyal Guest Took Only a Drive. Washington. June 3. The Princess Arl txrt of Anhalt. who la vlsltlnrc at the Brit ish Kmln-sj1 here, spent most of the day in seclusion. In the afternoon, nccompaniee! by Lady I'auncefote. the Honorable Sibyl J'a'ance fote. and her lady In waitlm,-. Kraalein. von Cliappln-s. she drove to Arlinston. Th party return. d abcut 7 o'clock and ellneil an hour later with the members of Lord Panncefete's family and Feveral of the at tache's. The Ambassador and Lady Paunccfoto will entertain to-morrow- nlsht at dinner In honor of their royal visitor, when about twenty-four cuests will lie Invited to meet her. Keep Your Blood in Order Our bodies should be w c 11 cared for. kept clean, both outwardly and Inwardly, and made, stronpr. The inward clcansins Is ac complishes! hy Iloexl's Farsaparllla. It ex pels all bad thlnsrs from the blexxl and keeps it pure and rich. It cures all disor ders of the stomach, nerves, kidneys and bowels, which. If kfl unchecked, would cause rircat suffering. lllirniimtlsm "I -wa-t so bad with rheumatism that I could not lift anything and my knecj were so stiff I could hardly Kt up or down stairs, since takins thres lottles of Ilood'a Sarsaparllla I have never felt any symptom of rheumatism." MRS. HATTIi: Tt'RNER. Rolivar. ilo. Hood's Sarsapariila Is America's Greatest Mcdlcine. Price XU HOOD'S TILLS cure corstlpatlon. rrlco cents. EBl 'rt a uan i wim. n, ii i,n ,i

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TITTC KEPUBLIC: MONDAY. JI'XE -1. 1800. o SERMONS AND SERVICES IN THE CHURCHES. The Puprcin.-icv- of Law, by the Ileveienil lioi inr V. W. Phi-tl The Iteverviul 11. Diu'kworth on The (lift l Power -Tin- lien ml .In seiihus Stepli.ni on Mle (JiiiKiitimii"- The 'iiim mill Ii- I!-imo al, by llle Kiveieml Ililelur "I. (loiin "In ir-I i.lll I I i I lit llie .Jeterr-iid tiiKK'il I'. l.ee iai;r The Keu-ieml 'i.nci:re n. Kim ball, Ph. of Kilwiiulsville, III., on the .Wetl of Sphilii.tl 'i-in:t-in xi ilateiialitic A""'. A Shurtlctt College In Alton yoBterdiy the Ilcv trend Docior W W. n..j-U preached lat right to the students on The Suprcmarj of I.aw In th. course of his ser niDii li i said. "The disiineuishlnf? difference between the Im'llKious and the relts-mii- man is thin. The fa.rnier hold she work! indebted to lilin. th latter iolili him self tM i.ted to the world SclQhm-s Is the natural principle of the one: unsilftsh ii. tin normal principle f the other. It Is obedience to the law of love in all our r.la.i. i hit f'li-m. that vb-li' the r listou- life II n.iir.inlK Iimkwor'h rector of St Jami s lb mortal Church pr c lied yes tcrdu.t imming on "The Gif: ef vi r Anton;; ith. r things he said 'Till- power is ri tent-rat, d from within Is not attained by Intense straining on mir I irt. Vui n.tMtt lift vurelf up i"t this power lv some mighty effort of the will The f.itt. r is al-ovc We mn-l mvie it. To receive it we must keep our limit open, nnd. i kn loiiBinc. easerly. we also shall receive i-over, after tliat the Itnlj Ghost is cm, open ns The R. verend Josephus Staphan. pastor of llount Auburn Jl H Church. South. j.ri urn i eterda morning about The Kolly of Sacrtllcln;; Positive Dutj fur bib Qu-n.-mc" lie wi hi- The habit of Interjecting our quilUIns and qum-llor-liu r.mid 1. rn.inls for hearty and faithful perfotmance of known luty Is a verj i-o:iimnii subterfuge of many. Thej recosnlzo the beauty awl ma jest v of troth Tl.ev ib-dro aia-tss to through faith aitd love. Thej intend some .lav to rv-.it Ii their M.-nl of haracter am! dutj Hut 1" the meantime they a" hiding beneath the exi-use- "o e-i to formulate K-hiiil the barricade of an lnlcrrosMtlnn point To all -ui h the" words of rrist come .is a sharp troatlax. of reprimand 'WIi.it Is that to thee' Ion t! u mi "In.- curse and Its Itciniiial wai the theme of the lit v rend Doctor il (1 Gorm. la-tor f funk Awna- Prrsoj tcrian Chun h ve-tei lav ni rntafr He explained th.it !i. in mi- to the Ian doc rot or Um If lirlnt; -".ilutior, hut that there mu-t be nieihini: more He -dd.il "raith In "hrit i- dlxldins lliu txten -ad .-nd tipq-uel. It distinguished between fain ard Abel, tin offeririr of the latter beins tn mit'u The blond of the p.'Mhal lamb prertgurin, fliriM llitiiicui-he.l belweeu 1'rae'it s ami Kermn-. fhrHt wat. a dlvMinc line Irtuoen th- -ucd and the tiu fraied thief. So at the last iu Tan men Khali lie in one flf Id. on. t n and the other li ft. t women grinding at the null, the on. -dull be i i:en and th.- other left." At the Church of the Hoiv Communion ve-it. r.i.i the r-tor. the Keerend Kob ert U. le Yai(f. pr"a.hcd on "hriMi.n I'ritj He :.ld. -The ei.-cl tliat tnnt b' subtracted from, uddid 10. nr r-lMl1 l the faith v htch wa once for all de!iierd to the siuits. That laith llhed and espr.j.ed n the tv.e!e articles of the Apif ties frect It is the faith tae Eternal Tatlj-r require from hl chlldicn in ills eter nal plan for their r.dempuon. It is the standard of human belief nailed bj apostolic Tianda. und.r the iriopiralion of the Holy Ghet. to the :uat of the .i;toitolic church, tjhich I"! ihe church of the lituur tjod. the pillar olid srout-d of the truth" The Reiertttd CIimhc O. Kimball of Uiuanl'iilK 111. ix-cupl-d the pulpit or Talon SI. E. fhun-h jesterldv inornittR. preachiiiji on "Th.- Xied of Siiiriltwl Vl-lnns tn a Materfalbule Ae H,. said Tae ttulns of the age denunds the pir:tuat is loa. With no little inward protert do wc acKnonlcdie oureli less liunitn than sixty teara a0. A mi.tl.-i ancestry, no soul, the will dethroned, the Impentiie ami the eternal ought' cttinuuixhed We .ire Indtcd 'but l.ft that tear e.ich othir in the Ilme. The norld is lonpinK for the iiinn with the rituil i-ton l-iR. Crlpi, in bis lafer is wisr gronn, npudiatcd the .ithel-tic friends of a lifetime, and lett this tentlmnnv. "Tile Ixllef in God i the ftmdamrntal Iw-d of the li-alt!ij life of the ptople, nhile athcifin puts in It lh Rerni5 of an Irepaiabie divtij.'" BAPTIST JfOUNGFEOPLE. Will Hold Ninth .niiunl iintMi linn at .M.it-oii. '.ltt. The P'ptist Y'?vnB P. opl "v I'rinn of Mi emirl n!I hold les nu'lh .tnnual c.eif nt'on in Fi-st Raptift ("hunh Mat on. JIo June 19 to .'1. in. iuMvp Th't l the tlrt time the union hts met In Macon, and the citizen of th it town are planning to entTtain all who (flim u cxiriiilu programme ha" bn pr pare Th union i a fi.it i ml rn imz ii. in 4.1dtiJW ail t!: n1! in-, i s ?.iiittiejs of i:i:v!.i:i r .1 1 ki iii:i:, M.iish.iII. Mo. the r Lurch in the Rial- li n nrc udz d "'.tit-r ST lNt..'. nt Km-is i it wii.re the lrt ouientioii w is ii. lit Su).ti)!il in dentions vire held at I'ulton. Mar-dial!. S-- Itlla. Jefferson "it. St. Joteph. St. Louis and clctir 'i his orRanizath n ha-, jdop' d an -luia-lion.il t.alur Knon .is ihe 'lirivli.in f I'tUll l"oill.- Ullull e...!s I PIH" of popul i- rt miuj.- U'liiz ttire- e-. ii. ril Iln th. Ilihle. rii -i'i i ,1 i lin-tirtii Ttmir t Jj' rrj' i. i lor b-i'h junioi ard r nlor t n-ti 1 h-i- sre t. irv v i na t,t i.l tl'.-e hii-?-;, K-.V C, f--T7l vsrti:fa img8iJ& St-cai. sr' !V H iSTyr v &2, j..- rrr 'fijr-dz t- &g83&$0 Xf.v.JUlVTixftfc-s.. iif Ei3KG95BB5CiKaeuxx&xiBa38aB-i n i TtD v s,irm, I'.iliiijni. Mil. y unions, seirntv Junior societies, and "01 tuior x-Ieties. a total tnem!eru!p of J Tile PU'id. nt us the Itev-rerd J l K.nsner. Mirhnll: iee presidents, tin. )l--ei.n).I K Ivirt.. I) li Kjiis.s fit) tho IS er id I T fr.sli St Jo-M-pli. the Re erenn H I. A .-k-. I'.ilmra, ointni"si"ner, I fci ris. Si iter, re .i.'illmr .e. rct.irj. Ibm ard P Smith. I almvra. orriiondliis n" letarx f K licht irrollton: treamrer. Dm r M. Tint. laUrtv. State tone pot dirt, tilt Kecitnd A. lluch in-a. Sed-illa CHRISTIAN UNITYTn OTHER DAYS AND NOW. A -f-mrm ..ti fhitltn Unnv" n.i- prculpd est niaj mi-rnins at th. flmr It of tt-e H! 'on"iunion b) the ecctor, the He-. ere iKoixrlK Lee Crali; The preach er Uos. for his tet tlie nor.lt "When the dJy of I'tntt ost i fullj crime ihcv ei5 nil vi.th -io accord tn one place," its ill, 1. He n.M In r-it-t teMs'SM i iO. "'JiJiliSi J-e5i tMMrtwgvii. t Bmii jk3rwrjnean35LZlXLL SS-r.'!1?; Ji .r iVv. .sjJ-KKM I i iiMf f aissHsSaJ ,-iJLjJ xMETsSTf "Jertieilem nas illlcl with tranR. r. de vout mn out of .tr nation und.r h-v. iu 'rh,'naJ nsnnble.1 there to !ic--p the aii- it i .i-l of I'.ut.Hust in thi- l,ll throng of pi. us orshiper a Jittlt ..ini pint of :ir'sies were uaiiin" and n.it. u irs In an uipt room for tr.e fnlti' tmnt of t ptvinf-. tti. ir asi. nd ,1 Ijr.1 had Rlteti It had now bt-eii ten da Fin., lie had h .ne a.ij from tl.em Into heaveti. .ml tl. oa ot '.nfi.'-t v..s fully c me And th. iiisird tills us that these dlwiphs of J -us, ..r. path, red toseth. r "with one it -or! in on. pluo A tominon Impu'se I i.iulu th. m to one plats?, a comtiion liope alio i -ptitatlon bound them los ther iu one coni pauj -uddtnl. vi. are told, 'there cim. a so'.nd from liea.n i- of a miv,hiv uihnii, wind, md it tde-d all the house .her )l u.r. sitttnc And lliert ,.pi-in I iloi.ti ttiiiiii.s li. fir. .aid It sai u-kih e.u'i .r th.ni Th.'e men ure till.-.! vlt'i t'n. li I. ho-t. and L.an to t-jMaK u'lh th. r toui.ii .i the Sji'rlt trave tiitm n'terin. When this ttiane ot.urren.e wis u..i ,1 ib-oad the m .ltiltide t.nii. tec. th. r ii' II Wfre .lstotiishd lus.lll-. tun 111 111 I. ri th m -irt.ik in hts own lanui... u ir i in- izmient tin sii, to o .j r. not til of the-.- wii eh -peik ,1 I, i. i i how h. ir we .vr man in ir l tonsil, nlur. In ne wt-e horn" Pirth'-ies and .tledis, and HUml'.es. and the .Iwll. is in M opotamIa. .tid in .ud 1. f ippa Ij In I'outus npil Asia. l'hnKia. ai.d I'un phtli.i in Kut-pt. -in.I In tho pans ..f I thu ut i'r. n. and tratm rs of Uom. jfv in I pro. I)i, s fr. t.s .r ,i,in tt h i th. m sp.al. In o r tout: i. tne w.,:3 I. 'tul noiks of God' Tl.. n i'el. r .m:l P With tile rlein. .ltd s. la n ,,f J d. i and th.t dr.. !l at Jtrustbtn h. irk.n imt. n words This i tl t v.ln. 'i w sH.k. n b th. I'mphe' Jml i, l p e til tome lo ptsj in th. list it-. Mth I will po-.T out mj spirit upon all ti. an.' tour .in ftntl out diulit. rs shali j mphi ard Miur ttine; men sin: ..ee tl.. i i- and jour old nun shall dream dreams I it hill come to pi-s tint ihiwm.r s n eiH mi iht nur the In.1 shill be tt d 1 seimon Peter pieuchisl was tile flrsi s.,,sj,c fermoi thur!i r heird II- I. lar'-l to th multitide that J. if N .7 nth '.t is the i ropi- si( .1 Messiah, ihit w in witKtsl hands t! e had criKit'.d h.m. lb God hid nine mm fi n ti.e dial! He i.a onid and 'noted f.m-i the riptures Hi ii li it Khoillt' suf, si,,utl r.e cam ind forclM-nts" of yln slioul.! I r--.i' Iieti ihrouli his name n. w.tj. iu 'ieii urler Pontius Pilate, he h.n ri. u from the .bad. in h..th ascended Into huen We are nitre$s of thefe things Then fore biinc: b the rinht hand of God .xelted and halu ifolinl of the Kathei the iroin!ce of the Holt Ghnt h i till siii,i forth th!". t in. ij j, now M e h. a i 'Th.ii the wre lit K 1 in til. ir h'arts and s.ii,, unto ;,f ipostles "W h it shall we do" Piter s(ld. "Jbi.nt ami be bipuzsl in the name of Jes m ftirlvt fur tlie it mls silll, of sins. .i,., i-l, ,H imlir the i,lft ..f ilie Holt f;hisi l".jr tlie promise i imp, ton and to tiiur chili'rtn Tt'e that i- eH.'.I his wotd vele llptlztsl aii.j the siime day time w.re .id iixi unto them alsitit thr.-.- thou-and souls "Then the oil loiiiiiint pnssul iv. iv. md Hi' ten clmrth of God, the kingdom of .-it was -tahllshcd Tl. llrt rii I s.i iiion is pt.aih.sl The Hist fhrlsiim 1,-ip-iisin Is admlnistetis Jilvlie p.iver fiom on lili;h Is kimii b the coniint: f ip,. t.l.i-i. I lit me powers and li tin. mt-s .ne st.ii.d in tin v oik of moldlni; ind nmkini, an. w th. hi .irti. -tud niiutls ,f m, n j(V th,. I iu of the I lot Spirit mid the r-iu-relll of pleaf liine on this flist .lal of lile I'lifi h life. mn are turn'd from daik -o !l,ht. are iuriie.1 from sin to riUit- s s. t irneil from ihe imwer of Satan t t li pout r of Gotl n Ills d.tj of IV ute, ost when the i r. I ..f rinlst was horn into the world. 1 t trut. nature and h:ir i. r .md ii.r-. wer. r.'ialei It w.,s .me o k inl-nii i or Ih. .ll. llili s Win .athtled 'villi ..lie .ii. Md II ol e plan' t.i ll.illr the on i, i .iiiik itul iiispliim, ,iiiit U. r atho.le h.ir.i.tn wis Lin. 1(Hlt. ui of erj n.it on iindei heat, n who Lath. rd i-to h. r faniilt fold Iln tust .-t. p was toward -the t:-.,nd des'en of imil- K all mankind in Ihe faith of our l.rd J-. lubt ili-r flr-t oiio was Int., I to il. la! ihe tn lvcis.il f.tthtrl.H.l Gotl v I iu hriiuln men of all eil- and iol- i of all na'ions aii. titiisu s into ..i.e lo i-rltv and lellowss,),,. i mphasUe.I t'le I i of th. ir universal brollii 1I1..0 I In In tlr't s, riuoii th. liti-tian clmrth p-o if I -he l.ls.: f,.isn. 1 that Go.1 had t 1 It f one Mood all nations .,r men. mi. t I lis lii'.siil Mm to pi. 11 h pta.e to ni .hat are f ir off an 1 to them t!i 11 ire olow nasMtruik theovllsoi hati.d u.i t eludice whiih hiiideie.1 union .,rd n oid imoiift m.i An.i just what the w. -It i..iiil(-. ws Klven-one blv and one -pint, one hoe of our lalhnr. 01. ly.rd. ne faith, one liapiisin mi- G,s .m, father of us all. and the wav was ojh u.sl thai all iiiu.-t lie of In-art and on. s,,j'. lt .,n misht In- unll.d in one holv lemJ o' truth .md peat e. of faith ind ilium, and with u.e mind and one mouth misht .rloiliv the (opinion Father tiiroush tin .iiui.,i, s,. vior "And tilt linn Ii of Chii-d in the nst eiituriss ,,f hi r hi'tor mule r-ipi.l ami lit. -l-nlil, irosress in leidiiur m, t0 tA wav of ttuth Ijet aue in one h.etv h. M the faith Iu unnv of st.jrit in the lion; (Jt I e 1. .md 111 ilhi fii.sn,- ii(r -tjj, ptesriite,) .oil.! rind uiibroken front is sl- mtith.d In bittle .if dust th alli.sl itmle of tie woild, th. llt-h mi, the d-vll And bttau-e slit was one lstv. I.sl v one spirit, shr marchi.I on tiiroimh the tlarknt ss u; hcitheulr-m -hi.-IfIiriK -ibroid Iter hull, lljrht nd ln'cause hi Individual in. nihtrs knew tliout-h thev mlnht die th. whole ls-.lv rot'ld not p, ru-h. the ditirih of '"hrist mar.-h' l on through the iir-s md the blood of on jM?recullo:i. marched on Jfc ilnst tin hosts of p-iKantni lei vine the w.i strewn with thetodlts r her martvied saints jet she mirthe.1 on ai;altit vvitl.td tinss In hlsh p!acs; inarihfd on undir her banner, the cross. rcdirniliiK men from sn until the dlviti" jiowrr of her holy standard lomiuired the Humin Hnipctor on his throne. "Aposiolic ue came from apostolic unity Because memlicrs of the chunh wire re o 1 with 1 1'iiii.i had .of in. 1 1 pl.t .siriibs III w s. h iltii.e st p i o. ii s ov. r he Is almost f e.sl Ik th s,,.r f mtrlelitv. We 11 V 1 -tl lit r ppirent lllllillltv 10 lOpe with the powirs of this vnirld vliv? 1:. in me hur.ll Is divdid ltteht her- in nir I ft! her furets ,,re plit into US s. -tloiial usnps Her Ilsilpl, s no Iicir. r j mblc vvltii one accord In one pla to r -ein th insplratltHi and the povvr of me one s irii Th. followers of I lirihi ai. s,pa:at-d 111 norvl.lp bv tre u ind th' nails if misiiirv the- ti.iv. r..is. .1 alou ii tl). ni Thy are out of an old with oh othir Th-lr 'lerjrlf s -e ain0 and lit. ir tuner is lost in .It-, ii-s-Ihk ih.olKlcni kK; m 1 and 111 TiVL-ia! ire d lift til of jtlv Ins in Hf v tor in -s.. ns It i- sj., i,t ii luild.n' hu'.-h. s a. ro-s the str.s-t. and to malm .in tin pr. .ohlnn ii divldii i.iiniiiii The llLhop in ih MetlMMlist 0.1 f-n-ii-. just bisi-i in fhtciso :ud "I" uivMtd 'iiiti li'.is.-.l.int st-iti of hrl 1 h tn aak ns nith us srtat soiMtmn It indlc.iu-s serious f. ts tn fnritlin ilioivltslBe mid ilara. i.r. and it inu n's s l.rat obsita. bs to the nwicn of Chris liallllj. Tint. Li .lllelt.lttoll wl I.e." oueht to atouti.t I her are wroua J.'ds mi nta li of nother Toere i sr it waste of men ai.d mi n. to support uniie. er:ir churches Tlnr. is disI,or to th- Prince of I eace through rival camps of his pro-f,-sK d follow i" Ii 1 ro'ild sj.au to the ("hiisti.nii world to-day I would siv. 'Jl. n and I n thrpit. It lis look .in the 1 11 lur f th. hurt h it aop-.ll(d on the day of P. lite, aiMl as marlv as isexlble. hi 11. r. pisslu. e lhat picture I., t us (sseinble nilli ..tie .l.tord in one pla.s I.ct is- be one ishIv Inspired am' I.sl bj the one lit In., spirit in '(.trial" ac Just the triple alilime of evil I't us Sive up onteniii.il and urife and confusion and l iloiist and dtvtidtin. I- 1 us esi no th. vveaJtiies.. ami rv of dis.s.rd in.I tho sin of s, hlsin. and follow the old i.iths lak U apostolic unltv back to apostt'ik uccfs. "The ie.d tint .aiiaot U subtmrtnl from, aikttd to nor Tiii-nd Is 'he fat 1 which was once lor all delivered to the s lints. That faith is dot lied ai.d impressed in the tuilve arti. 1. 5 of t'le Apostles," fn.sl li I- th. f-itli th. l-t-rnal 1 .er r. quin-s fr .-it hi 1 hildr. 11 In his rnl (.1 in for 'lei mpti ti It Is the d 1 i.' rd of hum in 1h ii. i imiU-0 It hinds ui d. r th. 111 lirulon ot t'- 'lo.t Gt I tl Ill i' I T tne it, whl. h is th Imr. h ..f tin hv pillar and itioun.i 01 tn tn Ih 1 14 G.hI il NEED OF SPIRITUAL VIS50NS IH THIS AGE. At I'iiioii M K "litirih je'tcrdav the IP vt rend lar. nc 'lintbail. I'll. I of irdwar.bfiill", IlL. picaihcsl on "the Need of Spiritual I'lons ir. a Materi illstie Ac from the text. ITov SS-ix, li: "Wht IT there is no vision, the icopIe ler ih I!. ud in pif "This is 1 miuerilv tn 'ttriilistlc ai II is irue 1! u manj dilT. r. nt adl. -tivts tniithi Is o't.itlj us. .1 t' il.sril-s tht- n.nidt tftif iiiii'v m 11- 111 1 f Id -Iop:r nts i'r, r.. tn net f vi-w of lie statesm m f Ih. i-e in it. ironi thai of tl. 'u it r it is tl. i f sik.Hil-, fteni ,1 it '1 s.i.nw-t it J- t! i:i: il P1 "I- KIMISAI I.. ..in.uilsilli- III ai.. t 1 vol, i..i I OIIOIIIISI it Is that f tt Hit s 1 r. m tne Is lh, it. t'.un tin' in s.h hmb it 1 I (p .l.t 1 -n I'tv 1 ri Ol 111- Nl, l.ll ii 1 1 il' ft tn tu. I, trit il th ilii'isiii it 'N. Ito.Il t'llt ..1 th h 111 ii is tin IL' if io IH.'K ill 1. It Is and p m, 11. 11, ulisious In an .l i iriisit.,,,1 ni me 'e in is .nut tne- nts tin.! rlvmi; th..t lift ilut tlf res ult tin.. r'tivi a far more Km ral. m .re ruiK-anietital uilta.rt searcliiui 1 lint ii ttr izatlon vvh-n we tali it a mat liallsti. tue The truth of this n le- shown hv a hilv ejani til th- lle.dx of higher thought. Phllnsoohj. form'TIj the 'handni id of r.llKion. has ainved htrs.lf in lh. t, irb of an "em." Phil ..ophv has t kt n hf r i.e. iriitn iii :u nhkh, h'v.cVir stt. 1 ..Iv Its votarie. m.iv d 1 t 1. has he. n in u rt uissio and fat 'listlc to th cor, I nd r tl m- I11 r sh idov s of 311. i 'lanica! th.sjrits ,f tit. univ. rs, phllusuphj forgot to i.od In the he iv ins or lo lNt. ti for Ills voice In tile soul Th it tht r IlKlmis, thoueht of the t. ury sift. i-l Inleiis.- pr ssjri I10111 lliis 3011. co tltllol lit dellitsi. i in vrv si,l,. thi e iiallinnes rea h .t. thev heat al lis doors; thev arilvo in lthiK li.iste, in v 1 Imiwr lor inimi .hate solutfotis.' Thai u.id' 1 sm n att ii k iheie sn um simie vuvirliu, e. n ne h'sltaii'v. s n-.e t ism rinc of fai-h. Is not iirpri"iii(; Tae r.-Miit 1 f ill. nlliet is 1 fillh.tr tiger res ai. inert inti DlRcttt. "I.il.iwise pi tthics luis niat'iiiillsui ap pe.msl as th- prollii' in 'iher r ut'IK.irlati theoilrs Perhaps P vtay K.int nlm s.n,l -ivvo ihincs till in- vvi'h aw tin staff, h, av.ts nlMive and tin moial I iw vvitMn T t'llS IN trplltt Ol the .IKe hlS .pl.sl thtre is no niue-tl law within but what is the mete It-nil of .mini il habit or 1.1 1 Instin 1 r r.--.s!itj or .-nvlroiiip. nt ltut iK-rlmps literal jl. I tor than .ini tial u eiso. r. v.als ii... ttiraIj7ttiK If 11. h of nate'ialism An .-ipp illin- sa Ipess ttl.s down ovr ht.rjit.r. G. orge Hit it ll?!.e lievlns in 'oi'I "id tmuiiiilalltv tnsst n. v. ri'ieit-ss uji. 11 Hi. immtilab.litt of bit. aid fie s, nils r -h ulow In, ini-1 II s ov.i till r work Mis lliiniphr. v Ward llu.es In r he o on a ,,f i,.fti and p rpl'-n.i z iloul t with the si.,s ,rk-em-d and li 1 lior Ilj,! is out In M.itlh w Arnold vt 11 tlia i. 1 ferKet- his oivlne inlf- s .1 .III i spips iil.iiuiive- mips .if 1,e lisul luih of tin "Iiristijn. ct,nip it let; his Itttrels to those of 11 Gi.-k m.aiiiilnc- .,vtr his dilsdled kods Thoiii.i- llardv hire-, his maKnitli.iit 1 up!,, to the sPrv it e or Hi -slime pits .md bini;s liefore his re'0ir a prot'S-sloii tt ih i.raved men and women, whom he would nave us l.li.-i.- .,re whit thev are Issiibse tin v n-nt help it Thev at n..t jsfHinsii.'i eiivironui. .it and het-e.Ie.v ,j, it There Is laver .1 hint that Hit e s,,., (H,s u-:i. and '.co mes, michi Ii..ve 1-etn llfferept from whit thev me iiiat. forsooih the mm ould have Nen honorable and lie win 1. virtu ous Thee. i ,.v. r ,1 Kb am of free will or moral ai omit ibtltti. And this is the tiuo f the wlole i.iothrii iia'istu si h.sil of II -turn Tins man is tnurd'-.e and tliat woman immoral Hnipii lieeiuse the. mt h lp lt -md wht dpf. 'e:i. ,'o.s it n ike, after all" P. rhai.s the ilmuiv or 1.1 eve rt illm I- I'.n.i.sl in iTmll, Zola, ivltose biMiks are Ssjid to have n!d bj tie million lu Amen 1 al 111 "l.esi tile 'orinolu pt.-tuies appear 'oo rtilk. .llkli me to iKiint ,,ut chain thit falls uHin It f Km, the vvrltiiiKs or lln-v. ,1 iiik .ml 1. tmvsou The foimer iHirtt.ivs .1 in. j. stic tlieisin hut i. Utt. r his hi- u triitiilullv talhd '.ihove all otheis ti.rt I ri photic voiie f Ids .11 id vthat sns this propht tit volte its soim s of duulit. doubt, doubt, nll-ttil.c the iit of the limes l'ailh trliiuiihs. but I. a stniBLle Th. religious .motions ia,ss p. rpt tiiailv throiiub tie 1 run ltd" of retlecsioti. Th. v srrilve hut ai- saved .13 l.j tin A faint trust iu tht larger lio;.e is tlie pr- -t mint nt haraitenstic of Niuet.. nth i.nlurv th. ULht And now If ic.ions lie r. Utre.I for this w 'dt -spread riicn of mi ttrtai'isin ihtv art not far to ".I: Thtv are fouti.l. tirst. 11 tie j:ra- onitneri i il prosis rit of the world Th" jlngh of .0111 olid the tilt) of tonimcrte hats v.ell ii'-li drowiitsl the voiie of God In tin human soul This It- wluit mli;ht be termed .1 praticrl mat. rlalim, and liu. perhaps le-en mure far-reaihiiii: in its inllucnce than the theoretic forms her. tofcre c niikrttl. This spirit born of nnrt and market has In this lonturj Invaded tudy and studios. litKi'nlor. jlid san, tuarj and alike eli.il lcnc d litcratur-. atiu art, iclencc ut.d re- ..ne vi '1 h other -id v 1 t tn- w il Is ill .J 1 1 t Inn 1 mi j tr th ir ur n in out it vvl.Ii ion ilin ulI tin 1,1s i.ntutt. li is 111 ir, I1111-: 1 ow v 11I1 1 liir t.ikiie ts.v.i.-n; II. 1 sn r f.s bit r Somitim gs-4 ltUcistfs"etfAA .s&i-tighsl eswjsftjtis-s-.xsnJ.-te--aawm-i, l!.;!on with its Mndmt shrl. k "How in 1. h 1 it worth smuikI ii.ison f 1 ii viiliu.- ma tin ilL in I- fi mid in t'.' sna s hiiih IU tkDIL Willi ll I. Is l-.l II. 11 tolr.Vi th.t 'UK wlliill l-i tap ill. ot s 1, mid, prnot Th. iinen.'!! i.iv has -hot its iiKin into t. dtike-i 1. t'.i human ti.un ap.l th sii-isin s ..-aliit I an.l mil rose op. nave it, lust 0111 its lini-.st Ml ne. lit. but found no -mil Di. ''rini'ini.'r has trained h- tee-s oin .in th ski. s. ,10, 1 ilis.-.iv r-il 't.irs. ,,n, sons and svst.Iru. Incni liable ira'.is of miller, hurled thr"Ui;li Umllliss dist.ine. 111 the urip ,,f mllplte ior but has m.wli ti -.-en God His nun. then, no hou' ii, r thn, it" .,st fl rmes. me to n-j se,..n,l m.'ii peop- isiti,. Tin r;inB detii ili.l of 110 t w -mini is for nitii of -pirituil vision. Th" tlm- s ilp. for such Th icit.Iou f-om tl.11. n.aie iallstn is i...u it hand it h.s r..i. I.ctiiii l-ef r- tin iias.inK l -.on. .1 tne Ktettl ,.'.i.-s .it s-l n.il. tlioiiciit The viofW i 'i ..f rr 1 Kh;i W h. re are ih. t is. tivisis .f the tci'Ml. .f tilnr.v. d r. j 'iosii v hi, .1 ucir.s',sl 1 h ii lh old ti i in .le.td. and no 1 ris, 10 l.t!.' il. I- plan John I'bl.i erstwhil- pll.i of Ihe ai;ilsOC s. Is tlt ,1, .1 11. w Isei v ill th.s.rl.-s of tin and pain .ilnwt I'tl- viiiisii, aid noli.- wrl'e In iiem lIow inij I nods than 1" of '"e v. ilHs.Hn.. value of nllelon' Th' li-ittle hth l.fn foiialit. The th Id has Isen cleand. The Gillb. m asuln Iib- cotK.uerisl. A disp .srluiisn s has settled down oil the hi irts f nun. and unco iiion all faces are ttirm d .invlo.i' Iv ton ird ollv.t. .ikinit. l..iid, what wilt thou hiv me lo do" "1 he sHilt'ess, of the lf. denitlils the spirltutl vi-im 1111 i talm. The sa.' n.ss of the see' Win lh. kiddy due of pli.isiire has nines j...rl more iimvts.il and inore liitoxleatliiK.' Ti .1 hut under-" math Ls s-idn.ss. The inte': clnwf but ih. loan Is vi run, l'vtn In rr.un. this Ml. and .M Paul les! itdliis. v ho h-.s r.-P-ed the stsiidaid of the r n.uss in. niih ihe irepirliiK trv. "It is mnvwrj to hav 11 soul s,,j., N. ver I behove, lu,ve nifii iMrn mrre universally t-.id than al Hit ,'i nt time. Our niifrv H.s in th. hn-; that w ae b-ss men Hum we v en si'c vi urs aCo Th..t diinnosls Is co'rect W llh no httl invarl protest ilo vrt .trkiwiwlislt, 1 our. Iv.s ss hitman than s.ti j.ars a;u A miHik v aiii.str. no soul, the will thii.ii.sl. tl.t- im ralive ami the t. rual ualn vtttisTiiisn. o We are imleisl hut .lists that tear till other In the -Hm. 1 v, lei is lonqi'Lr for t.. mm with tie' s irileil vi-1011 S't; frlspl 111 ids litur iln- .vi ii Lioun .ipmil .tcl tli mriMI fri nd of .1 lifetime, mid h ft this testl monv The In lb f in God Is the fill'. -1111 nlal lmK of Ihe h. althj I'.e of the o pl. vl'll thei"in pits in it Uk ni-m. of an irr. irntik d'-aj.' llistorj is i-'h itimi its. If W"h re tlo-re no v.sion, the jits p! ri'V Th.r- is n. vision, ami the p ople an- p. rlsnitn; "Jli coin In. Imi: thi.ui.-ht is this All m n are ls.rn with aimbihi'i s of -.pifi.nat vi-mn Allowliiv; the wI.i.m litit.i.lt l.r natural .iliT.r.rccs of t. nipt rant. nt. th'.e is In vrv s.iil tl. ;i'im:il cip.i'itv for s. bur G.sl the facultj for pireelvtne; splrmial trulh Hovt- shall t,s ,-apaiI'j In nl-irKtd. this ficultv ul'lv-iteti" "Aualu as ever In all the storlnl ;irt nr ri' ills to the orai It's if Gt Studj thee niih lair miivls ,irJ. o;en h. irts. ,inl s, if ih re mav not Ive discerned then in 1 miss,'e for the men of to-dij. In us r. tirst to t'.e pridiits of old with their mil and -u:i,ini sens if the reilitj of iod Hire v.e will learn t drop alt ii 1 rdol il and unclu 'tis "utloi s of spiritual loin S.dntuil vis on t!n n no jonvr 1I1, compaulint-il of linen robes and nn-1- nt' liel- It Is no p'lesiiv monopolv. I 1 rev.. '..I In 1 niultitiidt of forms to in 11 f v 1 vn-vin liaiitrts SACRIFICE OF DUTY FOR IDLE QUESTIONING ri b v. rend Ji s St. pran pistor SoUl.t. th. Aid 1111. -M I" iiurrh. 1 1 ed v.-t. r I v 'The I-..'! v tnornlt fr r ..-.,1 i. 1.1. f .s icril'cinL- Positive i.i'v for Idle yu"stI,.i:iiiL-." !iaim; his fr- n. ni John s.l. JS. W hat is that to tle I 1 .v thou im." He said in irl III i.liik. of fhrlst to the llli.iil" rtt'siiv and iiuesttuiutu: of Pttir lor.cern- i tl future of his ft lion -ills. pl has a wll ippil. ation. The habit of int.rj.s ilrtf ur e ll.i.lint; ard 01: -tionnik ami I d -ri 1. fo- htartj and faithful rfcrtmmce of kc.wn duty Is n verv lomiiion sUi,ter f of manj Theorelii allv- and oiitvvaril 1.. tt v iroft-s revtnme and tilth in n-!i-i.i- truth atsl duty, aisl evn slncen ly rs,i. nd accept all su. h lhln- v. h 11 at 1 art t'nj l.-n k tarn. stn-es ami trtiih f in Pi falthfillc tarrjhii: them out P v rsie,nlz the N-iutv and miji'dv of li. 'tis Thtv tsinf, s the imi lien, of rith Tin desire am." to God IhriiitKh fi'tn nd Ion Th.y intend some ij lo h htlr idtal of ilurjihr and d'tilj I'ti' In thi ine.iiiilnie t.iej an- hi lint; lie- eh 1 e ev -uses n easj to fcirmul ite be I im' the birilcile of tn lnttrioi.-iiti.in j i.it To all smh tins words of Christ i "tii' as .1 s'nrp broadaxe ,,f reprimand. Wlat Is that to tine- 1 ollow 1I1011 me' I.MlilihlillL- aiUt the llivst.rlis of tile nilde Is on. yf the most common forms. I'ef-iue f0tn,. thln-;s ainot Ih' satlsfte tntilv evplilinsl to a curious mind thev are r, iv 10 rtpudi.it. what i ns iltur as tinonil-iv. as a nvtlition of faith and pr le nt t "In Llvlns us ,1 revelation God Ins not 1111. krt.il. 1 11 to satljfv mr cutlosltv. Inn to sive v, hat i n ces. irj- to our wants and our tihlicatlons in h irmntiv with .1 eireiim s 'IIhs, Hull. Int. Illcence and a lift of pro 1, Hi. 111. While lt is iuitur.it to want to know all about the mvsterles of spirituil lui-stlons. .mid i-Kpeiliilv m.inv which He out In the future world it is not ne.ssrv nor hav. v the 1 upr. ttv nor would l! be Is si A Mitluieiit r--v I.iiIiiti has b. n kIvii of these and iverv othet ipi. -ttt.n We hi-e no business prviiiu Into whit has not b'tn tsvi.tiisl. nor hiamh-.s inlliiite .visuom fur .1 Ilmltetl nvilitlon '1 hi3 is unit ,1 n suit of tin weakness of mir I iciiltb s ,n tin Ititmlle nntuie of the suhjuts Involve ''an It I anj winder that ou. tteble n-i-i wltlih Is mist l.'illv m..'tln- v. ii 1 thiius, mils of 1 nkm.i iu Ihe otdin irv vv irl-1 Ilisi.lt lis, should find ilsilf hlllbsl lu at l' mptl'iif to Knep the iniUilt sun of mil j "All sikIi h" illative and reeonilii.. mat t rs have loihint; .11 all to do nllh tho wants and duiies of hfe. o .Iisrlj and simplv nvenlett in the vord of God All that rli!.-i 1. man 's a itiu. 1 to the method of his in o.rr j h tin atom ntent of Christ and oh and .wi-- .il.i;.ition liil iiiniii him in nltttoii to God and Ms fi 1 lows, needs ni ,-idihtloii Wh.v 11, ore oi-ld it till us of the v.iiv of Sllv.lliou. the du ties of lib. and n the fails ontns 1 d vtiih a future vvoild" Noi a thnm has lieen omltie.1 n. cess..rv t. b i,l to olieilii in .md what is given tomes with the auihotitv or u d vino .ommaiitl lliu, all iiillil,llii In its face Is oulj lebflhon To mji'd mor. with all the lai is involved is Ihe height of .'.leiu-iilit In falllni; 111 1.1 01 what Is plaiu lv revial.ii. in a re raving loi iimri is tt", Knalist In. .itiisti m v When, v. r the qtiilihier lives up to the i,,inl-riil llht il reiniv sj'vn. nis ,jiii--ti,illi:m will be mor. ap lopiiat. Akin to this Is the iiiIk Iln). .f our brains over tht imsterl.s ami perplc-Mil, f Providen, it is tpllte tlallirtl to Ceslre P. Plv nun Hie will nod (.h.ief.u.s of lie divite I'.aliiLs but whtinvcr s..c li in.piliv alfei ts mi fallh antl t.ltlelice We .ire pul-ti!!-. our teisoii to .1 verj uureJsonatde u-e o n- business is 10 follow, not 10 riti ie th. 11. vine cov. ruuieiit, to Irustfullv and ie- siXIietllv lltUi'SIC It! th' Will of Gll Ahell v.e 111110I is-mtrale its miej.n i;,KI has nve.il. d himselr 10 ii as our ratio r, too L'oiid to Ih unkind, loo wi-. to ,-rr. an I too true to be iiujih: l!s-iue vve mnol 1111 dt island the plans of an tnfintte Itit.-IliL 11. e iur.li ruin- the fi.i s and orobletiis iliv i.Iv. .1 nml liarrauii'7" thn.it tn the ihikMlm; lh;ht f our little ciiilie, is no gtnunii foi ,..iu plnlni How .an a Unite ir-ature uiidei-i-t.i id tliat .'.hull t'liit .111 intlnile mind 111 tomelvt" W. have 111 1 ipai llj to "..-that tlnte ,s a blither i.dl:.i of truth, but not the jp-nllv to nun oriprei.nnl it t1M, s soLoat 1 'lill.len.e bi'Wteu the mind of a tlv and 1 m.ii both Miile. whal must be th. dlll.r, n. e lift.veen a Unite miml .mil one iiitiiui. H is freiU.-ni!j Imrd to i.inle'. -land tin 11 olives at.. putposn of mir lel-!.,w-men with ill the aiiie.-,, .,t, .in,j jr umsti!is .imi how then, ate vve to un-lirs-..itii thoe of ai. Iiillulte Go 1 Tiles... mvsterlts whl. h so puzzle us are wlselv ord lined Th. re are r. asons for ihe divine siiem., it is not to sadden ii". 1101 nfllli t 01 ,isi,j,int l.". It Is t,, ,'i-n i!ine tl" an I to prt-idU' e In and for .is our hinh---t kooil The verv things which scni to 1 si asmttarv to our own 1 leas of ri-;lit and wisdom are itupientlv the verv oppos.ti Itaise-I to tl'" throne of Kvpt. Jnsi j.t, sin ih. whvs of the mvsir,ous hlston or Ids p. st IJuiij.tn won d. red nhj- he si ould la' snt i,p lu prison iwclve jtar-. for! i'iilen !o pre.-i, h. but In Ihe mvsttrj of that 1011 leme vve sco hm thniush that pilon. G,s made him a norld-wl Ie and Immortal prc.vhT W.utlns p.iti ntlv G1.3 time of urr.ivilins Ills nivsterioiis deillnss. ne shall wi that 'all things work toseth. r for sood "Acini, we ln.ij- stumble ovir tne attitude of other- in their performance of dutv. and thenbv shirk our petsonal responsllnlit). One of the faults of our poor human na ture is to Is more concerned about the du ties and sin-, of othirs than our own. It v. as i'.ur". troubled tiuinsUuii about tho fu- lure of lo'io wl ieh Ii del I m s r.h.ik W. in to I kot rued hv 1I1 Wotd of Giel 111. 1 Us laims 011 us r n t whit otlirs m ij t'dtik or do 111 our Ma t. r hiii Ids ii.'tninds ns tme ra"v N"th iitL l more .1. iiri ft u r ie vv t 1.111 p.iti.it th. 111. of ti.olh)r ti Iiilhe in our 1. lit "ii t dutv Tin Phari-ie lomioi'td hiiitself that he was not as oth. r nit 11 vvtiii. lie felt shoit of til" .llvin i-t lot.ir'l 'in "f tu. in iims ot il... Pus. in s worll is Hvertbodi do." it, 1.1.1 h in nun who olli;l t to lie eoV'llltsI p. tin Gl'ilbtl ltUl' jre Loverneii 1., tie rule ot -1 utnn The mill- m lril. Ill r. f r. II. e In li of the oil. stioii it le alllll-. Ill 1 of 'it d j:ause prof'sdlm; I'hrlsllatis ii'dii ill th. 111. thtir ittltiid id lot iiilii?hi- 4 ti.sl isuisileiii I.a. rii. rioti W. also let th. altituti. of mlun vt. ud ns, as w.H as th.lr attitude local 1 hnv aflit our fli'.lllv One of tne "h'i ti.m's Knai's-l buttalris.s in jk, .riti'isa' nml rldltiile ol t.sliers W I ai th. m.ir. to ih-m. .iften. thin vhit Go 1 ij The 1 .runt stain! aiiv pi os n,u "I In v wtiilll. i'mwi' tn.-' l. tilnoi t and s.v. th.ir ..iiiti. Hon- c I n ih( tlnd ih.e ihtir 1 NdiK ni'l 111.' ih'lil s.,ni.thin Trtis 1- 1. lu at i.( tin iilvirs.r. t waken th- tpstlfii In mi. ule ll im.si ivi' thit his lif.. Ids lest inotr.is and Issf 1 i..e.-iv ers v. ill II I. .ritiiisiii 1.1 a" s,., cprisi saj 1: iln W hat ilut 10 1...-' l..lliit. .turn nip Our Croat il r.rn must h !o l.nov that h.ne the Millie and the approbation of our Iir I it im h o'riis in the consc'enti'itis 1 rfu'in ;in. of our dim MINISTRY OF THE SPIRIT IN BEHALF OF THE CHRISTIAN. ln ihe nbselu of th i- r the llfic II I mis, 1 pulpit j em t tor 1 (bun t v, -t, rd 1 inn. iinstt in 1 hut-1. was tiii.il "J tin I'.'Viriuil Is tor J. I! iniv ineti.illor of tin chrl-'iin I nlv 1 'bv at anion. -Mo. HI three fto the mornniL sermoti was sue Jllnfirv 01 in spirit in IP half flf th- CSiristl.il..' undna. l'HSti fiHiInllv on tin tlshth h. i,i.i r of Koii'ans. Tli thsloi snid in pall ""While fhrl-t was on .art'i he often protnis.sl In. no loi.s eift of ihe llolj spirit t ut this .ii,i,". was not Ii.ltil!( I until ..tier he 1,11 the arlh it I pi not iw ih I'otiifoiHr v-.iil not mm. ltut if I jo.waj t win s, n, him in to vo.i 'Ihi proinl js -ii.tluen at I.tn.-'ost alter the tislon ot I'hrist vv Ilea the j-pirit came p. found thrt. class, s. n of uliotii I ao hud a stslal intssi .-i .(.ito-ths aii'l iii-plr.ti tea. her. !o ifi- h- r' ''ivitn I ..ovier .tiid viMlom, III v "tstke ords ol .ti 1 splration. cund tre si k id 111 el tn ie..d. It ((a- a sp-,li in to a sn.l I Class, .ll.d lS!HSe. with tl" ill -iaiilish- m nt 01 th" (hi nil and iiiph-iioii of the I ,Vti Testamint law tin s.c,,n, I us was 1 1. uliFos.il i th. uncoiivt rte 1. Christ K i t'n mtss.oii of tin M'irit 10 these a- tol- iov -He will Hiviit the v.orll ol -in. of rij-'hteoltsiiirss and ot Judkixn-n This Is his lnitilstrv. 10 the u:is.tveil to-dav. "'llle third 1 lass wits rentier Inspired ttaiNrs .01 nlelliou sliint.s hi. l men .nd wo'fien fiarim; Goil and atixious to do his will 'II. -s..' V(--r. (ailed I'nM'fi of Our puriKj-e i to i.oie t 1. mission 0' tho Holv t-pirlt to the peop'e of this lis- as pres, nteil In thi- ti,lilh ihapo r tif lvomwiis. he S'llri: bads Por a- man", as are Ie I hv tt.- Spitit nt God thej a-e th sons of G'-l 'toil mav .i-l. leiw- vve an tliu 1 I'sl and I maj tad l- at .c to 1. 1'. but we I in Iieheve th f... ts st ,1.-1 ,,tnl rj' lit tle rein A nil! .iocs inn i.ni w now a m p t (.tins, t he till, j- th- lie.iuiv and frLr.'P s "of on. Lu t he nssuied The .spelt l.n no. lea i lrtes.ilblv oi-sier-int; mill's v.ill G"d did tsit I.a.! l-ratl hv the pill ir of 1 1. ud 1.11 1 tire a-.tinst their will ft' plica tl iij.d tin Jiws wlt'i sil vvivs tsst.i. th lb.lv Spitit Air.iiit.bt nt- remeinhir that Ihi M'lrn has m irked i.t inc narrow vat. th hl-hwaj of holiness in th" Word 'f God ind thit a no live the life herein d. 11 '1 dav bj day. wo an Ism-. I'tl ihe llolj rplril l"he Spirit li Ips ur itihrm'tl.s ami in- i Ifri-r, ior us- ,ti;aiii. t n 01 i ot .'i. hiiv, mt (l,r( ,,M. r-veali-1: lit faith Is it. c V'll'nut IttltitlllL- lie aisislle tell- us why Is-r iu of our isiRraiHi know not how to prav or what to prav for' Ihe ".Mutest need of timr sn'rlt Is .vit riallztd Vnu ask for w It it w's-uld ruin as the hild ines. f.-r tlm p lso". lull must first have the thought, the.i a word Is nincd n.miiUL' it We li.it t not had th thou:!!! of ties bles-si.ic. It has not 1 .itne to our minds, heme the intercedimr is 1101,0 without vvepis in anv lirit.iL-e of in. i.i M.eh is the iilis-ed mlnlstrv- of th" Spirit Tie Spitit boar nltniss with our sj.irit and to are children of Gi-I Two witnesses here to Holv tiint and man's solrit Isith i '.stlfviti-, llnne it will not do to s-av th.t tie Holv Spirit do. s ill the work ind miraciili utli convtrts .111,1 nniicutics lulr siiip, in fict, lh" peiipl named are Christian-, li.tv mi: In en made fne from slit, ard Paul uo not nfir to -inn, r- as havinc li testiniinv from the bjari. "Not. as h nen. ss th Snltlt ttHi" and ttstifies so all maj compn heiid his te--timont This is tif vltnl itntort, otherwise vve w 111U Is' left in the dark Asatn. lit us learn how- hi fstltli s ind vv N'rt is tl e tostimor.v All niiispv heim-s tin b t st.md the use of tntiKi.aj-f, th -n I coinlude thit i the witness cm he wi.I spc-ik and thus .ut his nstlmonv within rcith of all who nil! be aci tuiiitahle at the I.,st c! iv In John wi. 1. vve lli.d 'lie will not r. ik of himiif. iiut whn;soevr In shall lit.tr tint will he in ik Here the Spirit N urd.r r.nes or tne court ot neiven nan not peik of himself, -o this tells us how he testiiles he sh ill sjie ik Ills words .tre found In the Siriptmi Thi". then is his testimony We tn-cil uoihiriR inon nc, ni. b. cans.. h Is .in honest wltiuss anil would not Chinese the tt stimonv. ifain. th" Hol Spirit demands an ohe dh nt In art When we oN-y f'om the lit art vve are rn.i le free from sin 'Repent and I- biptlzed'. 'Arisrt aid be baptiztd and wash awaj tit, sins a"k mj own spirit If I have thus obejed l!ir M 1st, r If II -aj's Yes hladlj I "be. the Mast r am lu vrv ottim md he Livs' then the tirst vvilm ss tlisdurts thit I have 1 no red into Christ, and I mav wtll tejime In his ti.t ili'tn "bill s ij Is tin evl.b rce accorded" I answer Pu.loublcdlv Is tin re atj doubt' There i-iunoi Is- unless I doubt one of Ihe two viUin-sis M.uiv jto to I.aven in the old (loc cart of doiiht that mii;..t t-t a voll ride tn the Ridden iharlnl of fa'tl' "leistly the spitit will (alike!) our mor t.i! Iss'b s into iciorlojs Imini rtalitv The 1 lill.lren of God a'. t n ive part In the Hist r.surte. lion ir Invid ones are to Iw lothed with imiuorliilitv Tlie Snlnt has in irked tliilr jtraves ami will qithken tl ir n et 1 ii liottii s Ties Is the crowning iIorv of III. lonptl of He bb.s. m,h ,,f God I woik.i- wni. ii.,.cM sh il) iieiimnztd This is llie 'isli.!' of ev.rv Chrlstliti M ly It be j. 11 1 klad .'erlenie lii th.. I.w sr.at lav SUPREMACY OF LAW. BY DOCTOR VV. W. BOYD. "ih- -stipn ma, j ef the l,w n.- Ihe sulijei t of tin l-i) t ilauie.tte sei 111011 .1, -llveicd Ik the Iteven ml W. W. le.J.I l)-t nl-slit at MhietltfT Cullti;e in Alton. Hu -Hike irom the ti l "I will keep ttiv law nutinuallv. and I ni'l vt ilk .11 lib.ru." Pialni ci, 41-t's lu tt l.e sakl l'liitlun tweiiir. at tlt-t thoiikht tho prim Iilndi-ace to the notklu.; f all tne -ill, il fori.- um In reilitj. it is the .1Ti.l1ti.n1. the roiistiiut aullar. .f thtir emlell,v It JtiV.-S tl t .11 llle i.olii. 'titilollt whit Ii thev in- jHivcile-s. the .lire tlotl. with ut vibe ii thev are almle-s. What fiit Ilon Is In !ii! baiiii s. law is in th,. universe of mind It -i t ins to lotisfrthi ist-doui, while In fact it is Its -set, tiul i uditiou Ydthoiit iaw, tl'Cc to. ild he in. aim no fruitful iiidu-!r( lit sins s-fu fiiterprLs. r.ict-thoiuht would have no .lata. tTort no pun nus. Man would In the pap et of mi le, ri -ttn elit Jin-taui e. whlrleil aisuit In the sidles or in. al .liable ihmie Hut under tin I'isn of law, w in t hoo-e with the hi,'!. r nelisim;, aim with tlie pro-p.et of att. hi. nil and woik with the prophecj of m, its-. Thus .is the I 'salmi?! deilare- nml Hlrerlv a:.-mrrt I illvt j.,n alone r i ttlillR lllirt M.-Mble Time is Ilo truth I v. lib ti tho-. jii-i emeikiiiK ftoni a -.at. of pilp'lae into 111 it of l.irj. r llheltj Ile-i! t li. mor lo liart than this Th) absoin,- and i.nlv.rsal -mpremaev of law. In the n il'n of Inlcllts't, In th.. domain of coti-mI'Hi-i' hi the .sphire of rellsiou "In the r.alm of intellect not a few rx-s-c I suii.-ss without frtrenu'ius etideavo'-. ih' lilli prizes of (iroresslonul or library i mini ni e v.ithuut the stlf-di-iiptne v Pich lietit- tho e who rtrlve for the in isterv M ill), -uinris" th tt bv intens.. menial a. tl i.i 'or s.or iieflcsls thev can supplj ihe 1 T rf Mktillnm.n. a. ...Iln a, I ,.t--.v..,... l.ll .-.,.e- rb nie leaches th if there aie no exempts ot. -he arena of honorable romp. Mtlon that dili-rince Is the i iri ible condition of permanent success and valuable attain ment "No doubt that spasmodic, fitful fTort may accommVh a Rrt.u deal In a littl time. So may a. horse, bj- h ird drivlnK. l- made to carry twite his no'rmtl loid, or to travi! at twice his normal remh but tho utmost agt-xi-gata ui such aciik-vtm-iiU, iu Deacon Bradbury distinct a character as David Harumr Pkila. Item. 4tb Edition in Press DEACON BRADBURY A Novel by Edwin Jlsa Dix "Judging from what the crti''rs say "A book which has touches of the about it, it ts hfcsly lo become as popular David Harum manner. well as Mr. Vestcott's great story. 'David worth rcadinj-.'" Boston Budget. Harcrp,' wh:ch has fccM the st-cccss of recvr.t years." AtUnU Constitution. "One of ll.c strontjesl boots of Ihc sexson." lijrth American. Phla. tire,3oo fagi-, r tr, $r jo. Just rnbhikc.i ARDEN MASSITER Dr. William finny s Powerful Romance oj 'Modern Italy '"This novel is one cf the few so far issued in 1900 that will live." Advertiser. NcTr.irk. N.J. u Lovers of rood literature thoula make it 3, point to read this booi:." Buffalo Commercial. jjHf.jSSfigt:, T THE CEiNTURY CO. a ni.ntli .r n..k, less thin that of M r. m.Iar 'jn.nati, 1 .r vv ni'l be, while his .,,p..cev of xr ,.'-din rv I si- i Ij .i.ili-ie- ml with it 'r le.w r of orlir irv I'orinil work 1! i- pr niatnr. Iv worn i it ami wortnle-- T,i ni n nl o pn f.r ov r v.ori. ii..' no'k o'.t of st isiin, to -j-tain. d and nvriiljr indu-trv. for awhile k.-p ahrt ast o- enn in a.atie .if those v honi t'n dem in. re plod h rs. but their tits of ii.iistr. Lri.oiaiiv Insonie I ss f niiu nt and I. ss pl.Hlip-'ive At thev tail o ompli-h mm h l -s than at Th j pis the zenl'h if th'lr fame at -in .m. fli.ii thiir mor rtilisent nmj! are hrtllv mid w tv on th.ir asct iidim: itli, and then thct lo-. t. i.t.ition faster than !h. v had sained it. and !!ni.r on in v.i tknes and iiianftv. in a syr; ,f livii d.ath srrvln, no vr.I uabl" ursi-i sive to .bmonstrate .he -overcixntj of the I ilvin. law whiih nuasut.s the Intortr's hlrt bv his toil. "Genius cr. all s n xcepti ns to this law for ".emu- is simp'v tl.. lapioitj of no-k-iii!- j-r.r.tly ard Kloriouslj G. nius i- pe tlitne In diudstrj (Tli s.,,,kir illus tiatesl thi" jiomt b tontrastinft tne caretrs tif P.vron im! Milton, and hj im Mints fro-n the Hv.s of Michnel Appelo. Kipll.i'I, John I.' v Is. and o'hers "I jv Is eepi iKy sup-eme In the monl imivirse tlurirtor- of cot-duct almost al wavs lun their le.-lnnin.s in our Im icined nidi tv to -et i id- 1 iw without suffcrim; I the eons. .p. n es of di-ob'sli. n We ad mit the qen. ral truth, thit conduct r .it Is oil hara r- tl...t one is almost Irresi-tn lv 1..1 lo follow his o,-.n i xample, jrd thus to ni.il." i siimle iirnn: ir.li.is. nee a precedent for mints of its kind Hut. It) nctunl living, v., se.ni to s n ran sm withcut reiat- iiiK It. I tan s. t mj if a bad example, .in 1 I nluse to follo'v '.t I ran M the ple.isure .ibl rev. nu. of nione-dolnif. and arrtst mjself arlv eno i.h to shun If sham" and m:-. rv Hut tht .livii.e I iw of ritrlbutnm I i- umve-sal. his no exetptl no exempts. I li vvor'ts not i. nlv in the ..utw.iril world. In the hislv. hut with nm more ili-ci rnlii!" prs !on on the soul its If. on its cupaeitic ami nr.vi Iidiies- We cannot ic.i.-? the it.nihmy t. follow our own xample cannot at v in. .nier a -mi-ie "r,-.e pint e ourseivi v. lore vve stisid liefore Th' vvhoie forte of lift a'"l ixpirifnci iris's t prov. thai wionc-.l m it. whtther in rel.i tt in to the jihjsh il or th" moral nature is ah-olutelj sur,., in the .nd. to unit its ap propriite pjr.ishment "And thi. uri.it fut s as full of rneottr ait.n.tnt iu n( ui.rnin;. it kiv.s us undoabt iin: hOe (n everv vlrtuius effort, in lh" whole discipline of character Here the lav which onstrains us lo follow our own -nmple is un-ieakab'j ben tic nt. One moral vbtorv is the pr.sed nt for j m xt -ier innciuest nml this fm a tuxt still ea-ier. until the temptailon. at tlr-t formtdpble. shill Ih no lonser a povvr which 1' cot us struscle to subdue On the sid, Lood. no I.-s tint! of tvil londtfct rtacts on character "nd thi leads u to the rii,'ti of Wn in the split re ot religion A prire'ple foji.d to le true iu th realm of intt II ft unu in th' dnm n.i o' conscience, must boll sool in relisi n The sup:em" lav. 'n relicf-m w is lnii.unceit bv Chrt-t the Ittv of love: that I", of un-'Itl-ih. Iivn-K love to God with ill Ihe h m love of jour neishbor as v.inr -if -this n tl" fulttlllnj: of the livv. The t.st ot h'V" t" flod is love cf man Th disfiucuishlna; difTennce betwt.n lh" ir niiciius and tie r. Ht,loii man Is this. The f.ur.'er li .Ms the world ind-hled in him. the latter holds hims 1' Indehteil to th- vorld .seltishness is the nituril priu dple ef !l" on, s, f-s,i, rltlce the normal prin Iple of th othir. It Is obtdienio- to the I in of live in ill our rl items t" iur f. Hon if n Put vi' Ids the reli-pous life Pi.ir vvi'I in mind m. mbers of the crad iiititif. el is, that jou are under livv. Keep the Ian and it .sh ill keep xoi. Honor the law of God in all the r- latlons vmi sus tain to t'le universal hroth-rlnssl. and It shill ex-elt jm -uiimlt j.mr.-.lves to Its reotilr. in-nls of Industrj of puritv and rih.oten. ss. f sjmpithj and fellow leellnK for others ind jou shall hold Its scpttr and rub in irv hearts bv its mlcht Serv. II in -Jul ob ne. and jou spall llml Its serv he t-rrfect freedoni In the everinc the Ibvirend Willi im Ash more. 1) I) iblli.'.d a sermon H lie stiiii. nts. on lh Ir dutj In life HOW CHRIST REDEEMS US FROM THE CURSE. T'n lh it.t nf th" morniii-; s-rmoti "f the l.tnr-:nl Hit'or Jl G Gorin. pastor if Cook vvtiu. Pn -bjti rl.m hur 1 was Th- ur-- and Its Ibmuvil, bused on Galati.e.s hi. 1". Christ hath re le. rued in fiom tin ctese of the law. bdnK made a t ttrse for ii"" 'the in tor said in part "There ale imt two or mrinv vns of salvation, but 4iii.. and onlv one. Ta the sinner, who a-k-. 'What must I do to be s'lved-" vve cannot saj. Ktep thi I tw or lielbvt on Chrl-t but th latt. r onl an I then arl".s tho question. W lit n fore, then, -evtth the law Chrl-t i-atne not to dt stioj thi liw but to tulhll 11. hen.' it s imt abrnx. f.-I Gj.1 liutti not rep. alel It. Il Is tn lull f.rti but iiait for Hv itl.ni. Ihe law pr.iiioum si fiom sm.ii w., the Jtn- at. omp-tiiit 1 bv a n moulal lan the shadow of tin KO"d thlncs to lome. Iisifj,ri4 td tnj piltihu. to Chrl-t 1h Iih H tin- expn "don of holiness it is H-r-f.il and linlj ant "vheti we look into lt vte di-iovir il',l to be hole md our"clvs sinful The strellLth of the -In l the law Hj ,ne law is th" knowhslL-e "f sin' The prn.pt .rid the eiiitlj remain, but no pioinis. ot -alt. ill, .ti through it The law i- bliidliti: i.'i ev.rj man, but now no promts.' of lifi .iicempinjs It "As to the iur of the liw. It emiir.ii s ihatb lemi oral, phvsleal ant ti rnal Xot t.nlj the dtsav of Ihes, 1mI. s. but the lass of l.ivor witb God an tfiilt) or turineut where th worm ,11 th not and ihe tpe is not iiiiem lie.1' lt t.i m.t eh uis'. d when prouo'im e.1 on our imi".. nilors and on the serf in on the itritind le.t is f.ir-reirhin. asi-5li.nl xxvil where if is written. iurseU P.. In. thit Kintumefli tut afl th. vords of the law to do them.' and this is pioted and appli'sl In Gnl ill 1" Hy nature, then, all .He ouilcuirod. all hale -itn.i jm,! ronie sin rt of the slorj of God" Salvation thmiich the law i htipeli s. Jarnt-s, who sfs ins t at oni niore lo the w uks of the law than Paul. i-, 'For v.nosoev. r shall ke p tie Mho). Im and .t off. nd in oil" isiint Is uiit of all Jusi i,s ime link I, i. -k.il severs the ihiin .Mi.it- th in all. th!-. -ure I- on ns now. and this It is that letal rs a present salvation n-cessarj- l! Is iMS.UI'e lOlldenill Hull l.-ss llloli those out f Christ thai a prisetit salvation Is proviibsl .md offiril. "As Gisl prnRoi.ni e, the curs", ri Iti f. rlor lielnir um n inot c it When a i ou-t rend, rs a j.-.b;:neiit. th" -Jitit i jtirt mac set it a"ide or a hisher otirl mav ri verse II but no Inf. rlor cm. tl i. in do it none I ut divine isivver can rtmovi tht e urs The brok'ti lav. subjtsts us lo tae eur"" pro m.uiic. by the hlshe-t .tuthorltv- In th" unlvtrse lut Christ, who Is lbs', has m ir r.llled the l.ivv an I made it ti uor.ible and his hroi sht in an everlistintr riKhtesius ni -j Christ has ridi-tunil ns from the cure. helncr made -a cur-e for us." In order CASTORIA rorhfsntsa-dthK T&s.Kind You Have AJwavs3ought is in many respects as j "A very strong story one of the kind that provokes dtoCussion." i.o.vj'TitT.-crai, jjUffMO. "The author raises romance to the realms of a fine art." Chicago Evening Post. "A brilliant and vivid romance. No thing better has been written in recent fiction." Brooklyn Eagle. rLlh, ft .jo. to do this the penaltj was tnflntcd upon him. naiil in ri m't rljiu tnmpletp satlsfaciloa to the law. solved the ip: fttlon as t how Gol cnti Is Ji.Jt and tr, ju-titier ef him thit twlievitli in Jcois 1 hi rein the acttril transfer of tht ctit'e from i.s lo him, h" 1-iro upon the in, tl. en.!ltv for our sins. And s the Si npti.re -a.tr 'He barn oit "In tu his own lilj on the tree" Thero was upon him In that awful hour tho sum oi all our iriouitles. th" punishment that oiher-ti-e would have pewi vi" led upon is The chiisti-emiPi of our s".iie vvaa up ii htm." "This Is v hat he d.d for u "Hut there is anotm r pnrt the work nhlth he isrfornis in us. .md whin in and. vvhinbi vve b.ci-ime partakers of the liin ctits purcbie.d for u Thi worn is lnstan lanious as hm hciim"; if the Imwi..- and con-sl-ts In th" pardon civen the soul, ijesl cnntesi IilIu Instantly In the naturil world s.ivi",r. l.t there he IiKiit. and s,i 'Gisl who coram imied the litj.t to shine out of dirknss huh 'hiiinl in our hi irts to give the Hht of the kr.owlidfte of the Klorj of Gotl In the f". of Jesus Christ.' The vvotlc of -atitltlt ntlon Is indeed snduil and pro sressivt. but justification ard pardon aru ln-tantatiiou-i. The eb-'tlon of a isresndent. o the United States will take pU" in No vember, but cot until the 4:h of Jlarclt wiil he receive the benefits and irttr upon the duties of hi- oihc" Paul's salv-ition vv ii pitrchasid on the cross, but not until on th" wav lo Damascus did he re-elve its benefits Tin- death ot Christ, while tip. meritorious ciuse, cannot alou.. save, for f.'ith is Ihe i. striimeneU cause ""I'aith. In Christ 1 a divnlinc line bet.v-eeii saved and unsav.sl. lt distinguish!. 1 be tween fain and Abel, the oiTerlnit of the lat ter Is-Imr In faith The blood of the pa-achal limb n'liurinc Christ dIstinKdsh.sl b" tivnn Israditcs and Hjptiaus. Chibt wr.i a Ii viiJinir line betwen the saved and tho tins,. v. si thief So at the last day. Two me a shall be ia one Held, oro taken ami th other left: two women ";rindtm; .it the mill, the one shall lie taken ard t' ti otli.r Kft THE GIFT OF POWER AND HOW TO ACQUIRE IT. The Heverend H. Du.kworth. rector of Sr, James Jlmiorlal Church. jesteril'V morii IiiK preachetl on 'The Gift of Power. sjsiko from the text. "Hut ve shnll rectivn isiv.er after tint the Holv- Gho-t Is coma uikiii jou." (Acts 1. s) lu part, he said. "In the fortj- das betwen h'.s resiirr? tion and iscnslon our Ird pake with, 'his di-nples of tlie things pirtalnint; to tho kliiKdi m of .:o.l Without doubt these utterauif- had referecee to the laws, tho crenvth. the deveiopinent i.f thut kingdom til d the trials the dlll'tultles. antl th temptatluns. which v.oild ttst them In their vers Acaiu and again he reminded them of tin ir uut J to 'so and t-aih all nations, baptizing tht pi in iht name of the .Father, and f the Son. and of the Holj Ghost," nnd that 'reiientance and rcm'sslon of slnn must he prtichej in 111- uns ainomr alt iiatinr.s. lpesinuimr t Jerusalem." W'fiere he himself had lei n crucihed, there they; must tsan thtlr mlnltrj. "Utlovid. what was the power by which, thi) vtrottht. and bv whiih. as we know, su h irarviloits results uro aciompllsheilf Tuev had t irrhsl in Jertnalim as he hari nmmandtd tin in. thej" had naltetl in calm, .initcl prajer. farne-tl;" pliailmt; the prom ise he had made them and on the tenth day thre came a sound from htavtn like it rushim- miKhtJ wind, and it filled all th house where tlnv were slttlnir, and thero .ippeareil unto them clou a tongues lilt as of lire, and it sat uion each of them. And thej wire all tilled with the Holv Glnist, :-rd lugac to -peal; as the Spirit K.ive tli m uttirance. Here thin was th sHiet of their wisdom nd loiiraKe. They had rei.ivid power from above, nnd as a, mult their efforts wer crowned with suc-i-s U vv is not th. i-ower of knoveledse, nor the iowr ir t iKiUerce, nor the jiower of a tin within, a pomr which illuminated tln'r UaiderstaiHliin. jpd elicited their if f. cfion a pow.r vvhuh save them a truer know ledjfe of th'ir l-ord. n.ililiri!C them t" listify michlilj to others of thttr love and lojaltj to liim. such i power dwelling within thent nude I hem Irresistible vvlthou It s a, l-owir that t.oii" of their adve'saries went able- to e,ninnv or rsLst So it was Iu tho tirt dij- of th" tharch. I it so now? lu answer to that question. I ili.il! be told that nil this is a thlnq of the past Thut this power has, departed now. lake m mj Impules, stroll-: it first, lt has faded nn,e-. To expe t null ".Miner now. or smh mi -ess. woiiid b- finatici-in And jet. he lutaisi. "this iromlse made hy cur hies", ,1 lord is a- much ours as theirs. The prom ise was fulfilled to them and it mil fulfilled to us when, wad u Ilk" sense of need, lit eari.e-1. united prajer. we plead Iht promlsi of our master, and acitnnwl- slee our Iteli.'essn s nt'hout Ihls rirotn-s irlft. The l ower of Gud Is nut ex haust.d Yn- pi. d-- hav not Is- n wtth dr.iwri He still is with is. and 'all iower is ;ive!i unto him In heaven and eerth." "l'o we leallv lb -ir- this poAer? Then, let us a-k for it We have not because vvei ask net or he. ause we .i-k aruiss," It Is the gift f t;, This njt.r I not t le- ener.iti d fmm wllhln. It is r.ot at- j f tined bv intense strilnhiK on our part You eann.it lift ii.'ir-elf up Into this pow- r bv some lnhrhtj efrort of th" will Tin fHiiver l above We must re. eive lt To receive !l vve must ks p our luiirt open, mid. askiutr lonslnij. eaerlj, we ai"0 "shall re-elv" imn.r after that tae llolj tlhost isi time iimiii r.s "We fall to perreivo our need tlen vvei fail to isi mid 'atlins to sk our efforts are rnarkttl bv weakmss and f nlurc I am not dispar i-tiiii; pre-H-nt d ij Chrlsfianitv. We h it e as ,ill rm n and women in our midst as in the forrnr davs. We have Ab ralnms who v. .u!d wllllnsfly Yiuke heroin s.icnflies vve have Jicobs vt lo wrestle ami prevail, n h.ive Hanmihs pnfiared to eoti secr.tto tiielr samuels to the divine s-nlr.. V.e have much ab u.t us to civ in eniour akement and inspiration, but still, how much mule power mlht Ie ours I.et u- then on this. Whitsuml.tj. seek the upper lOoni. and v. lit with a cdm ami lntellitent faith fa.r the fulfillment of the k! iriotis promise 'W hen -Moses shrank from th" work he had l-'in lalltl to do. shrinkliur bi-aiise he was -o fi.II eoiiseioiis of hin own vvialtiiess. Gcsi "aid. rt duly. 1 ni'l with line," and lellime upon that tiris.,t. lso v.as the s.y-r t of his sucs-e's. Wlp-n Joshua dnublid his abilltv- to accomplish, tne v.ork nhhh Jloses hid left unfinished. .ik in God said. "Ite stromr and verv cour- .iKeous. AS I was with Jloses. x will I bl v.lth thee Armed with this pledee. Joshua, ltd the hosen people into the lard of prom is. Kvep so. brethren, we hive a pledge. a promise that can never fall. It was ou f the turewell litfranfes of our Lord ami JIasier. who ibclared-after he had com mended his elisciples to -co Into all tln world slid pre te'i lh" rtispel to every crea ture -'W sh.i'l rt, im- jsivver. after that the Holy Gho t Is esime upon j-oti." an "Ivi. I "m nltl vmi alunvs. een unto the end. of the world Bearsthe Siture dU&sik

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THE REPUBLIC: MCKKDAr. JUNE 4 MOO. i t i iXl I 1 It US i "S f SPRINTER CURD WELL THOUGHT 0 ('.noil Judges of Athletic Helieve Thai lie v'.m Kim a l":it Hundred Yards'. TOM AiTKEN ON TIMING. Vuleraii Kimner ami Trainer Tells Jlow a Foot Kate Slnmld I!e Clocked ilaunpor .Massie In troduces Mr. .J. Uollaiid. Schoolboy Halin Ccrr cleverish sprint ing performance at the iht-rchollsti' xneet Ij-t Saturday has attracted roore less, :-Mention. While the time made by youtut aid Id hi MO and 224. i genenUI.v retrard, d as fallacious, experts generally asweraie Hait the boy posse! rare merit for a raws-printer: that if he lsnew how to run would do soHte nice turn on the cinders. Tho youth of this day and genet ation l.i.uw very UttW aboat sprinting. Hut fal lows like Chir'ne Ikber. Dute falwn:-. Tom Aitkt-n and Jack Dillon, know a sprin ter when he Is shown them. Thee Kenth inei (stand high as authorities on the IIrIU fantastic toe that hits the cinders. but in altliudinous pol. of men like a certain Irish sprinter or note, whom? trainer iaiJ. -lie ran I.etch the wind la front av Uim and. begorra. th wind behind bira can't ketch him." This lxv Curd ric run." aid I.. D. fabannc- ytsterday. "1 never saw him prior to Saturday. I did not Know the bovs as the s.-t. but when they had sone iwenlv-live ards 1 picked the red-head. whom I after wards learn.sl -was Curd. 1 choe hlni -e-i uise he was strongest. Ills stvle Is aixtm iini.le. indttd: he lias not ai. Then lie Rets away poor.y. But lie has true sprint ing merit in him. A month under Tom Aii k.n would make him :--i faster, lie unili--s v. 11. In his build and r. ho remind me r Luther Cary. than whom no faster triaji ver stuck a spike in cinders. Hut he Is a Jt-iiE way fsom Can's stvle and form." -Curd's time on Saturday T' said Tom AU ken "Well, ab far as I could judge, with hi- iroori-h start and la. k of form, lie could hardly have done better than :Ia S-jj under proper timing last Saturday. Not that t.'e iinr.iiS w- not honest. It was undoubted y k Hut few men are capable of clocking a lij, and fewer vratche are fit to snap on n. I have seen men and watches timing a sprint that could not tlmo a six 'lays eo-nj--jou-tlease." "As a matte' of fact. we do not time h -re as thev do in tho Kast and in Lngiarid. Even the best of them in th" West t-i-e time from the sinok-. In Hngland the--havo cone so far as to put up a black sheet back of the Martini; point to help take the pistol Jlash. Here they wait tor tlie Miioke to puff and cloud up Then wo li iv" see.n men atari the watch with a swing of the a-m. a If throwing a ba-cnall ,r dtivlng a nail. That is not ilxht. Lvery watch will creep a hit and a pood timer will know v.heu his stop is on tho feather dse. "Good timer? never watch th runner. 31er.ee they are not taking tho time as he starts his tape-breaking stride. They take. it when he brensts the line, no Foomr. it vou have noticed here that many men snap the clock before the runner is within tbn-e yards of the tape. They -"imply take thu start of the last stride. That is all. "After a trial In a race in England, the watches are immediately laid flat on a table. This la for fear a slight shaking or jolting might give, the indicator a-id inti"ltim-il fraction of a second. Tb-n lh' timers ro over them wall a b!jr macidfj Slass. which makes the hands look like baseball bats and the fifths like the slat' of a pirket aence. Thev get thu hund right down upon "f? mark. In even time, you know, a fifth means two vards. They lljrure the hand a certain distance from lutween the fifths. Trim that they will deduct and nur until they get a man as line as sis inches one way or tho other, -How different do we do thlnss! After a linish It Is all hustii and excitement, watches are banged about and shaken. JJach timer looks at his own watch and announces his time. A m-ro ln-moement of his hand, an inch one way or the other, will make a difference of :2-i in the time "Again, in America, timers, as a nil-, are with the contestants and want to see old 3'atcr Tempus skinned. In Ki"Iaml otllclal timers are appointed as youths, and work until they go blind. After a few ye;rs pro tecting Time, thev hate to see iilm beaten. They pull against the runner, want to see Time btat him. He jrets a fair show, but ou can bet If be sets a figure he has dona it. or three usually truthful watches have crossly lied." Charlie Keuer, whose 22 feet CS Inthe. Is th broad Jump that made St. Louis famous for many years and gave the world a mark to shoot at. was also a sprinter. Ho is now a rare judge of one. Ho thinks nighly of the Curd kid. savs he is the best man Su Iwuis has had since Cabanni'.s day. Ilr. Keber is modest and siys nothing about himself, though he could turn :ltl-r. aim it any time for the leu. Few of them coutl .utwork him lu the ISO. "Tho time taken Saturday was too fast." said llr. Ilfber, "but this boy can do :10:-r. to-djy. With u little more experience and tnumn; h sliould give Kvens a very shnn rap. His stjlo Is ragcel. none at all in fart, but that makes his performance all the more credit able. I do not think h- Is a 2D) man, but he can do 1C in line style, or ho will ,yry bhortly." Thero was some talk about the track on Siturday about getting Curd and J. I.jtvis Holland, the local sprintintr star of '57 and S3, together Tor a trial. Holland Is now a profejsiional. so a rt.ee or a match is out of the question. Holland has recently Ftarted to train after a long lay off and incidentally entrance into the state of holy matrimony. 3Iatrimony has never b 'i known to immediately tnhance athlftn; prowess. Mr. Holland Ins been a benedict just long enough to lit his neck wtll Into tho matrimonial joke and get going sood. He was out t't other day and 'aw Curd tun. Of course, he "fawncled," as i'op Jlb fcon used to say. that he could do him. "I am not running better than IImO," said Sir. Holland, "but I would bo "very glad to run 3Ir. Curd anv time." Mr. Holland's Fldus Achates and most discerning manager and trainer. Mr. H. Jxjuls 3Iassie, seemed quite eager to get hU charge between the lines with young Curd, ilr. .Massie U a cogent mallatd. a "wise duck," to become slangy and expressive, who has seen a lot of spiked shoes and more cinders than stuck In his c s "I am ouito st.re." retnarkesi Jlr. 3Iasie. in a most sententious manner, "that Hol land can give this very promising young man three ards and a beating. 1 have htd my eye" and It may be remarked here that compared with .Mr. 3IasIe'o ee an asle's. optic Is a glass marble "on Mr. Curd's running. He is a very strong, prom ising lad. Yet he has not the style that ttnll.-inil hni As for tile time I rt.iv no nf- tention to that. The excellent citizens who j were timing on Satiuday are. no doubt. I exceptionally line pedagogues mid rrputa- I Iile luslnes men. iney are not timers. They might clock a cana! boat or a prairie M'hooner. but they do not know how to time a foot race. Timing sprints is an art. my dear sir. Vou must be born for it. then adopt It for a profes-Ion. with tho consent of your relatives, study It tor ears. have a perfect watch not a sun illil and keep jour eye on the gun. Xone of this timing with cuckoo clocks and Waterburj" move ments for me." 3Ir. Massle's hark Is much worse than 1 his bite. Just how I'rofesse'iial Holland and 1 Amateur Curd ct uld be brought together j on a mutually satisfactory basis Is haul to 1 see. To be sure, a private trial might u arranged for the benefit of a few frb nd and admirers; nothing for Mr. Curd hut a chance to trv ills steel. For the jirofes-ional well, the writer will b" one of any number to yield what is rUnt to seo them go. If they could c"me tegether the race would draw well more jssinlj than ever saw a similar event in St. Kiuirf since Joo Murphj's dav. A deal of local Interest is taken in young Mr. Curd. PeHiplo think well or him, ins pie whoso good opinion is worth hamg. If he Is as good a sprinter as they say he is. 1-e can do something for his country and hint self. Thero Is a lack of even time men, now. as there always has been. The I'aris Kit position will see the greatest games of nil agos and all time. Xow that cjclin.i. which killed sprinting, has died or -s moribund, sprinting 1 looking up. It is a sweet and wholesome game amateur, I mean, of course. It is a good thing, and can be pushed along. It Is a natural sport and has an inbred grip upon athletic peo ples. Help It out. J. B. S. LOCAL FIELD CLUB DOWNS KANSAS CITY. St. Louis (inlfiMs Win mi lvaw I.illlv-! I SfVi'illri'll llnli-s in Tin Man .Maicli. STICKNEY'S MEDAL SCORE. As I'sual. ilic Vinmiff Shows Iii't Sjrok I'lav Kiting in (owl Form Airlviuly 'IVm jIik'Ii forSfiidilfP. ItEPl'BUf" SPECIAL Kansas dtv. ll.i.. June 3 The St. Louis FieM Club won the Interciiy match with the Kansas 1ty GII "lub by a st.ire of 17 up. The naras were not evenly matchtxl. Kansas t'it' four best men -HacKird. Mriiisi, Yo'ing and Ixigan outplayed St. lmiv's f.,ur b t men -Sculder. StUUne,. licivittrirk and Kennet but the jwor. r K:ms.ts city pluirs nrre no matih lor Si. Ijouis's sero Is. St.ckm'V. St. I.ouis; made tlie medal score, S for Ihe li-hole course, tvhich Is the Countr tluli amateur record. The pnftxionj! record i 75. Tl larj?et and most lashionable Ka' lry that ever witnes-d a Kans.is i'uy 8df game followed the plaers aroutxl the ourse to-ila. and there u a mu h en thusiasm as there was at the ba-ehall park. The St. Iouis plaers wer- the guests of the Country Club while here, ot itis provided with iuarter at tlie club house. In .tildiUoit to the t-am match, th-re wr.s a professional fnutcls between Slinpstin, the Si. Louis tleld 'lul profeioiuil, and ISrald, Kansas City's p-ofe-sional. for -i sil- SImiea ivi.ii by a score nf 1 up. 7 lo 7t Jtrald ptit up as good a game as Simii son (hioughout. but had a streak of lud luik on bis etgiitcerth h-!e. gemtig into thik wood-, wlihh made him trouble. The si ore in tl.e team :nalh v. is as fid lows: Si K,ui-K.iR.t .'it. V. S U'ld r ltt i,. Maki'.. 1 "P. M Kntrik lmc: t Vuung:. t ui.. W. Knnett lost t, tican. t up 11 Kiting i n Iroiii loi .t u ui II. I' t Kil'i.e uHi lrai Merlaltti. ll;t. .irtr v. a fiom ltarni'jd. 3 ui s i Sti.-km v n 1 tirri. lioule.i raih. 11 llleI W,rti tym l:ve. tll. lD,e ,..n tioru II irn'fi I.: t. i.i T V. tillver tu OraBK. up. ki:.mi:ic won oi:n .ii:i:. i'-Aiii:iieur Ciiauiplou li( llundl t:tppikil h u Ihttl sar(. New iotk. Jui S On the Vaibliurg ti.i'k at -Newark. X. J., to-o.iy l'rank JCraii.i.1' won 1 lie ipiartt r-milo dash ftom Urlaudu St'ens and was flist in all three luats of the big team tnati h rice. An other man to aii".e the 4.'.) spectators to e-ithuse was Turn Ciioim r ll. lK.t out Mel-'arland 111 the tulle hulijhap ill .111 e vitirf: tinisii anj vmiMi the uist.iiuo In :01 i-i. Siv,ns and Kratrr in the una I heat of the iuarter-nil!e professional ta.e were the tlrst to bring the crowd to their feet. The former gaiind a lead of ten lengths before Kramer got under wav.Un the second cptaner the e-amateur champion pedaled lor dear life. Inch bv Inch he cut down the Ste-.tns lead, o'd jiasseil undr tho wire winner by less than a foot, only one heat of Ihe hiim race between Kramer and Ka ton versus Freeman and Downing was leal Ie exciting. Ill the lirst the tinNh was so ilose that many thought Freeman won. In the succeeding h-als. however, Knimir llrisln-d lirst in each by a half bngth. The sunimanes. ,uarter-niile dash. professional Final leat won by Tom Cooper, scratch, 1". A. Alr.Farland. s, ratch. second; J. T Fi-her. ten ards. third; I!. Walt hour, ten jatil-. ionrth. Tnr.e, minutes and 1 1-a seconds. Aon bv half a length. rivc-mllo handicap, amateur Final heat won bj J. II. Ijke. I'mt Illclimond. I') ards: 31. Utitter. X'ewark. h arils, sec ond. J 15. Hunter. Xeuark. 1" vards. third: John King. Xewark. jatds. fourth. Time. 11 minutes. 4d seconds. Won by half hngtli Te.,m matih race, half-mile peats l'rank Kramer and Jav Faton beat If I. I'ree lnan and H Ic)wnliii: in sti.iPaht heats, l'lss-mau finishing seeoi.d utid Haton thinl in at h heat Time, 1 minute ami 14 l-. s,,,inis, 1 minute and Tit second-; 1 minute and "1 seeut'd". iiuim; t i inciw ti. v, A. Hut I'ussed Ills linn lolor to Win. Chit innati. O.. June 3. Four thousand per sons at Chester Park to-day cheered them selves hoars-e whilo witn-sriug the doel citntestetl bicvele races. Tlie contestants were W. A. Ilutz of New IIaen. Conn., and A. H. Stone of Dniver In a lwent-Ilv -mile matt h raie. standing j start, motor paceti. jiiux it a i'mtih 111 sic miles. Xone .f the leads were over time feet, and often less than one. throughout the ra In the dosing mile Stone gulned hligl'tlv, when Ku-Z. with a gieat spurt, passed his ovn motor and won by si. inches. Time. 4S minutes 4 4-3 seconds. The time was not the fa-test, but th race was throughout UK losest ami most exciting eer s-e, n here. IJetio Ktinel: went after the mile track record. 1-.121'-.". h-ld by Al Xew house of 1'uffalii. and made it In 1:;-;. Otlier races follow t-d. Knlians sr,. ooilfellovri. A bill game ltwcen th Itili.in lean and th le.lffll -w i mis a f-.tui' of the pallan Ath-Mi,- ciuh's ih nl at Itamtina Park -ttrday. The Italian Pain won by a store tf i to Z. FLOWERS AND POLITICS. A11 ,'iiterpriiu W'ashiii",loiiiaii Proposes lo Mix Them. nr.n'BUi: srnci vi- "Washington, June 3 Hijanea Argemea at.d McKinleja Aurea are the political names propo.-r-d to be given to tlie lifo everlasting and golden rod, reitectlvclv- bv an nterprising Wasliingionian. Theo names are part of a schema to have those two wild flowers adopted by the national conventions as war emblem tho Hrjanei Argcntea at Kanns City ami the JleKin leya Aurea at Philadelphia. These fiowcr3 are 10 appear on JiaIge., buttons, banners, etc. Th deice of the Hryan lloner is to be unity, puilty, worth and Immortality. The device on the McKln ley emblt ms Is 10 be libertj, loyalty, thrift and liberality. Thrift and liberality proluhly have some temoto reference to the iostaI s.vstem In Cuba. Life everlasting, or tho wild Immortelle, is of a sBver cobir. and the coidcii lod is of the well-known monometallic hue. Life everlasting is very emmon In the South, white it Is sometimes used as tobacco by vouths just learning to smoke. Iloth the life everlasting and tlie golden rod ato liowers that bloom about election times, and seem to Drive been selected appropri-atelj- In more s nst s than one. There has bc"n a dispute for years In America as to which ought to be the na tional (lower of this country. The e-Iection tieit fail mi?ht do the double turn of set tling this qiustlon and the others that will be presented at the iol!s. 3Ir Krid J. Hracndl" of Washington, who Lrought the devices to The It. public Bu reau thi4 evening, said that he had already sent the Hr anea Argcntea to Senator Jones, chairman .if the Democratic Xatlunal Com mittee, and that he wemld send tlie Aurea to Senator Hann.i to-morrow. He also pro poses to send samples to Senators .Morgan and 3Iason sml to Representatives Sulzer ami Hick. He will also send samples to Senator Fre. Acting President of the Sen ate, and to Speaker Henderson, and if possible have the scheme made known to the Senate and House officially. mrs. gTadstqne sinking. Aged Sufferer Xow in a Seniieon scioiis Condition. Iamdnn, June 3.-11 is announced this evening that Mrs, tJladsteme Is in a semi conscious condition, and that her strength is declining steadily. McGRAW HAS A KICK ON EMSLIE. St. Louis Cailain Asscrvatos That tlif I'mpiiv lias a I'tM-suiial l.Jrml"i Ajniinst llim. AND GOT "HUNK" IN THE GAME. M.-inlirr.N nf ilu F.mail Team W'il .Make .Mi-C.-n-i-'s Wif.- a Ilaml Minit' l-n-sciii Miiciiiiia l i ilaiin-s Tiaiiri'irtil Ilciv. ci.ca st.mi.. Xutlnnl Inline. I Amtriean Is-rue. H-. u Pet W. U r. I'-uUd'Tphit rt II nl In"ianatMls n Hlo,kln .1.1 it ,i:s J Milivaufeee s l "tJS 1-, .'.2lteeiand IS I llindniTK i 1 i miMKU .IN XT .III .MllllieS...! IS ..11 1 .lis Kama fl is C .i IUIlT.il.. 1J .3U 1 12 3 .Utelruil II ni t -at Chicago tv I'lii-aw 1: .Lu Vn ..rk t'lIH'lUliatl cslrTiliO s corc Nati'inal la-3KU. 1 A1r.e1le.1n Iairue u jmiM llaetl in lntlMimtsdN K -th fial on Mmda. .I'liu-airi, C. ItillTulo !.1erUn.l illlwaVO. :lllnea)lls I: tht 'lo-IIn's fheliile. St I.oui! at ltoitton M' au at IlloukU 11 4'in-lnitutl at Neic Vtlk rut4-iirK at ildlad.li-h.a. ItBPI BMC SI'IJ'IAU ltoston. Mass .lime ri Sunday was a quiet da with the St. I avals players, who ale quartered at the ejuliiey. Some of them come from tills section, and took ir.e off day a- time in whlih lo visit their homes. Jeses- IJurkett went to W.tits ster and took Hcidrick as his guest. Wllbrt Hobhison went to hi foinirr home In Hudson, while Itanovati wtnt to I.mtence tit see his par ints. All the pki.vets feel prt tty sore about losing jes'erday's urume, but agiee that ii w..s a great contest from the spectator's stjpdpnlnt. "Xever before," said Tebeau this aft r noon. "have I l.etn witn.-Ss to a game of ball like that. We lost it because 3Iei:ravv was put out. but even then we could have won It if It had not been for a couple of mors and some circus pla.vs by Hamilton and Tenuv. Km.-Iie J sore on MfGr.ivv an! put him out lor that leason. and not because of his kicking. Mae- hadn't been doing anything at all. but Just as soon as he opened ills bead and asked Kmslle wh Hurket: was called out, tht'ie was a flare up on Kmslie's part and out 'Ala.-' went." "Kmsliu has been sore on me ver since last season." said 3lcJravv. "He and I li.pl a little (lltllculty. and he said he would get even. This was his llrst chance, and he took it. bringing a personal grudge into a game of baseball. If 1 had gone so far as to be put cat for real kicking I wouldn't c:re a hit or say a word, but It Is mean for an umpire to t'rag his grudges against a player Into a game." Cuppv called ott tho bo at the hotel yesterday. The club Is going In titillate a pur-c to ilrs. Mrdurr. .vlfe of Jimmy Mcilarr. the old third baseman, who has gon- In sane, l'rank Delias Hobison has lu-aded the lKt with JFO. and all the plaj-ers will hip in Jesse Hurkett is agent for a gen eral fund to be rais-J for Mrs. JbGirr. and all ball players will be invited to con tribu;. Th? games scheduled for June K 17. Is ami IS nl Cincinnati have been transferred to St. l.ouK as the Cincinnati grand stand will not be completed In Hint. Joe Qultin will Kaeli Hoston to-liorrow morning and will take Wallace's place at shert. Manager T.beau has phkeu out Hughey and ilobinsun as the battery for to-morrow's g line 3!craw Is going to continue playing, al though his foot is still palnfi.l The nail on his r ft great toe e-aine off as a result of the spiking he got recently, and while play ing he has to wear one shoe sUes larger than the other. Off the lit Id he has to wear a slipp, r. Tebtaii savs he has no bsln that he will gt any more p!aers this year 01 make anv trades. We are cood er.ough as it 1. lie salil to-dav "and we ought to cet tin re without anv trouble. If the men stay tight. II is a bad thing to have Wallace laid up. but we aie lot ky to have a good old-timer like yulcll t take ill- plat I'. 'ITIM.: M'.I1I!I. Dunlin Is Hitting; Hie Hull Harder 'lltiin Any f Hie Csirillnnl. Mike Donlin has been hitting the ball harder than any member of the SI. Louis team. McOravv leads him In tho list, but It Is til" manv free passes that he n reives that puts him on top of the ladder. The averages: Individual Hulling Urcortl. llaj-r. B g ra j 3 -33-!5s s: r- 'r. it. Meflraw M K U il S 1 -1; lionltn SI M 17 32 fc 3 5 -Z IMhir.son 1 21 I 8 lll r!er i: is K Z I .ZT1 v.aiiaco K is :i m 3 t. 1 tjillnn 1) 5 11 1 0 S.11 llnrk.tt Ill iZ f! SI I i !"i lMtlriek 14 r,9 e, 17 Z2 0 1 .7s 1 Keister i"7 k ii s s .::i Donovan 11 17 II S3 Z ".1 eweii s 2; 7 1 i IHIlard 1 14 1 '-v'1 MKlann M 1 1 51 1 1 .514 Stllhoff 4 1! J 4 11 Iluolnw I s I 10 0 It.. jrr.es i a r. 1 .i-; Htinhey 2 Z 1 Thcimris 1 4 1 0 .1 .1 lmllt liliuil drilling: Itet'tirtl. 11 S rf 3 l'layeraMl position. S f E fi t i. t 13 It C 'J Z. K w Pnr.eA.in. rf i" 4: o 42 1 t smihorr. p t 4 s it j: i.on V.ihinu. i 1 n 11 z i..i Qullin. 21) 113 4 4 l.t'.rl Mellann. lb 3i Sit i 3 Ki "I Kehir.son. e... ii M 14 1 ;i Ilehlrlck. rf 14 3"i 4 1 w .7. "rlKer. c 17 4t 17 s ei.Ktii, p 1 is 1 a ti, Jone. 1 It 4 Sii Z ii ,f3 KUtrr !b :M 43 7 IM .:C7 Wallace. 3J 77 l'W 11 s .sj (Julnn. "h M ie. 1 3 S7 11s Iiurkttt. If 3i W s mi .his Younc. p 11 s 17 r iT. .M7 Itonlln. cf 3d 2 6 ta .113 nuti.iM-. c s 3 1 11 4 .!c;raw. 3b. Is 31 S I.I .47", UillaiU. s anj ;b. 1 II t .7 .K3 St. Charles to. Hast St. Louis KKriTHJl Si'KCIAU St. Charle. Mo.. Jcne 3 lake II. n. s i:at St I.C.UI UielaII .lull Jotlrn el to SI l-liar!. -n-tlo tlui-h with the laurel they won lit Sunday it Allttn St Charles liai' II n-.v pitcher. T aimy Maloiiev. In tl-e N.x and culnldc if a lltlte wiMness. 1-e twilled a utssl tsime. hijlll-ie the Ulinelsaits .l..n to ebiht -a-atterlnir ails Th Iiist St. Iyuis Mlchers Mlllanl an I I'd-an -.how-! laek ef ct r.llli-ii. and w.r- knncke.1 out if the Ikiv In the th.rd Innln.!: niunr-iH. a loea St. Cti-irles lc. was then rt'tiutizet to twirl, and he TilM.eil an excellent cime J nrt'r circa c.ilch. lkle. Jlalini; at tint tue. ai.. Ate. k llenc's fieldirc at hort were the features off the garre The core: St. Charle. AH. 11 O A K. Itadrr. cf ...S 2 1 1 ft Stanton. rf..3 n 1 t Mainin 2t...3 3 3 I t I7at SI. I.hiIs. AIM! O A K. Jones. 3h. .5 1 2 0 tt A Bene cf-s. .3 2 1 j Ia". I I 3 t "l :.t in. ..R ill o I Carrey, s-th I M 1 3 l-ivl-1on. 3 3 1 1 n Vlcn 3h 3 o 3 1 Sthlemm. .th t 2 t 2 I II.li.'rtls.lf-p 3 210 Clavlon. If tt 1 rt 0 1 rielrlTi.Ih-i. 1 0 2 12 winklem'r.c.l 1 3 1 .1 l'.nr. rf .3 1 I 1 I Malo-.e. pit 12 0 jMillarJ, p-cf 4 ti t l Totals .42 16 27 if. 2 Tela! ..33 f-21 11 j Kast St I..U1 0 2 0 1 1 1 0 0 3 ft Charles .3 0 9 1 tl 0 I 1 11 t Sum-narv "Tamed run- St. Charles lin i St. I.. uls 1. Tvvo-bae hit- Carncv 1 Jtaes en I halls- 1 iff Jlalonev t. off Cceh.-iii 1. off IMnard 1 PiHitle j-lay -Cjirnev mnaStedl 1. A Ite-10 to Cimey 1 Struek out Hv MIIIspl 1, Lv 'ii- I viaids 2. by Malvnv; -stolen Inset Vlen 1. iirt.ei i. Cass I. Iladcr2. Hit br pitchcl tall lladcr 1, 3.iss 1. J.IIOIC AT 3111. CHOOKS. Ivluc; of VcoikI nekprs llml Set en I'tit Huts, Mm- As-slxts, Krrnrs. P.KI't 111.11 SITJ'IAI Alt'in. II! June r .Mi 'xcltlng came ,f .n tmih plij.d in this tlty toslay between the Illnej and Ihe Tnnten. III. rhiu, Tl'e llnal s,-i,r. t.n s tt. In Alum's fmir. Willie MUhuf, the lilon-l twltkr ef tie M lul. I-.1KU- i lu'i. v. is III the I" t 1'ir Trcnt'.ll He .ililird 11 lautlflll ral.Me .ir.l tlel.lca Ins iwlt'on adirlr.ihlj J.i-k Cr.)lk. the .!d telllWe, nwle his Ilrl iiiar a'Ke In an Altin uniform. Ho rl.ie,I ;1 .n-t tHiial enie ut m-cond. aecei'llng slxletn riniBw Mltlmut ihe Kliilitano-ef nil tm.r. Three ilKh--ntrs d.sihle ,.as. made ,y the II!ii- Inliel.l. ts-t ihe irottil mid nnd eihr .ls the Imals .ul rf federal frM plaees h -i tMncs h-.kel r.ithT iilorim i"iMin.iu.li Injured his knee by 1I.IIR to third In ihe lelim 11111113. and, li.el t" rellre. Ial. uli-i toek his plae. had I thlt K 11 ih. The Alli.n. Tnm.in Alt.ll O A.i: AH II ti .l;. trlf-n. s .1 1 r 1 sudhnn". I-. .1 1 T w l'n IkS. lb 3 I 7 e HerM. 3h 11 z Z 0 Sinn, e l 3 I Wi.lf. Si 1 1 0 I'ear". II. .t 2 1 tihUnd. If 11 1 0 iKan'h. eft I e ii L l-t'rs. s .1 n t 1 t IBt5. f.. U 0 O Well. C... 4 1 Z It 3 nick-. ;i. 1 r z s zntman. rt.t i o i .I. r. rf.3 n 1 7.1M1. lb. ...4 2 :i I 1 Illol.. If.... 4 1 (1 n M-lnner, tf.4 2 4 (1 Schwartz. p.S 103 e Totals. 1 KZl a 4 Tallin 3- 1' -7 31 i. Alton I 0 ti I 4 1 Tie nit n v 1 1 5 7 Summary IirneI runs .Minn I. Trentoi 3 Tw Itase hits--it.tiiatir.h 1. itrtnln I. P. irs SlkPieir 1 IViulle lavs Crtflln. i'rrki un.l l'tars 1. ItUks ?nd 'n k I. Itltk. 'r.i..5M ami IVars I. Stolen I si Pes 1 'reek 1. stein I. ...'J. leit. 1. I;l.-k t. su.lht.tr I. Wolf 1 lvi-r 1. -u I Ila on kill. ly istimurtz bv s.'iilr.lY r laft on ls.-Vlt n 4. Trenton 7. Hit by l.ttth.d Kill In SuOhon I strii k out lt h,3.ti t, b sujh.nr z C. II. I.iltel ls -I. Th labettvs wire iltreate l the 1'. IS. Ci on the .illi'ie ranipus ettltliy allellioijll by thrt situ r e. tu i The rime was ,r fMt fr,,m bee:nnliiir t si. intotirke was at l--si. hi.Uiiui; h..s tiJ.lHtti. iiim Oiovii to ale s uttered Mis. I'm. kiTfirr t iI.uk. tsirru.ir trltuurke's i. h-Inr-. viaa the f. ature e. 11 C has an on Jat., toi irxt hundav. Tiiestui. O It I ljl.erts All II o.V l: I All II O A K Jones. 3lr 3 il J Dale. H 1 I J 0 1 iiii'in, lit.. .4 o o i:heik ir 1 a u lleeker. Z I 7 2 .MloV. Z 1 I 1 2 I !vem-. It. 1 o ti II Ml I'tSirtney. rb.3 t I 3 0 I'atri.U. s .3 u 3 3 1 Avtrs. 1 tl I I 1 Inonfcin. if .4 u I v llalne. lb it 13 I I Tebeau. cf .Z w I I v ;;i.seii. p. 1 t, j Htoik'er. I t i l v MeMantLT. rf. I edloulke. jt 4 J 4 u MUler. ef 3 1 t ti T. uis... ji ;.;it;"3 Tuiul S v.'i l l: 1 1 l 3 t o UUVU4(tiUI l-'l rty Iiri:-.! tt n i'. IJl--rt- rj I 1IIm- t.v Ih-K-r 2. l. Aww ViM i.itiK- -tlNurki I. (U on l.-n! f -'l.tMjr. J i.n" No nan )tAwr4 ,j?i tiit ttatrhvl UtlN- Itaiu I. M Manti l Mru-K iit-itv 'Koiiik I-)' an I-ri u baurs i". U C. i. I..-rtv-t 3. ITiIIt. iU Itain- tunaF'tt'.i MtI-n la-M 'iH Kiiu -r J-i Tt -i.u II Ur 1. Ni' nnti 1. Iul- 1. Kt-bf-ck. 1. AkVoj 1 li'...rv liiII:i.iniioII- r, Kunvii t'it Kun.- "it. Mo, Jnm J -iMTimuiri v fii furtn iu-iia. m!Iow."k iCana -tu t.r- Iill-t. whilt rattan xa tt IH--ral wu In l.ut ItK. I t- fli"t T!1!-, tctilir wltli lime's 1 v on th- k n't Tur Intltansivltf. Ait tuj n. u Kan-dt tt 3 t t o o fi 0 z In.l..ui-1W 3 mm ti- 11 !H.;.-rif-: Kan.ii fitjr- I'ut.'.. ana 'l lrJIunatKji- Lfaniirainr. ar.it t.s-i. CIim-jiko s IIufTilln Ti. hu-uco. Jir -Ksjur rrtr. tun lu- ci bill Is ami tt til rittl tu jI U- i.tnt iti th fs-tn.I IlutTilt tattt-'I laUr-n .ut f i Ihh in ilirlr hati .f th- ftchth ami t ih- jtir liiac Hon Th r.am in thip lulf tj t.' hitf. a -teal arvl h iitilfi(t At.n.U n it. i:. hit apt S 0 0 A 0 1 t Uuffalf i i 2 3 'I Iiatt ri Oii- Nf o-hN 11 ami mm;J. n. i;-faV- 1 taker pthI hr-' k-rtjonf. rifwiiiini utiMitiK.M o. Milft.iuk- Juno llrff-r inis! jch l.oRi rluh. who iiutil -jot tiU"t hii T.tlf Mil uuiikMii i-.ithM up l:i tiWt-I ;m rtlI Ims t.nc was iut uut uf ili sCtre lv th umj ir- if it ii. i: MIv&uk f i ft o 0 0 i t (.lri Want l- t w Z 1 V 1 itaitrri. MH'.aurtx nndv ar-1 iml:h ,,fe 1Iinnt-nHiIi-( I. Detroit t. 3.1m.uprU. Mii'ii Jun 3 !-troi. an! Mm naioli r tiwln)t rrui.'h tf-.ii. th Irtttfr winmn-r Itrlt truI ih"-. juiohrr n 1 Itn--aroltt two. HdI. Ictrrit' h-ft til !-r. iu.it!-- a rou'rf- nt..titii2.1 t h- Th r-t if tht laljr w ?ltlf nl ?h Uatl-i Injur td tu the -w-r--.n-l ten Inc. re it .r v.. Mlnapo!l ..1 2 4 I 3 0 1 -12 t itftnit .xjittruoe m 3 nt"-'os- Vtn-r.r.l!-.-nhrst. HaMtn-: an-t r.hr; U-trt-lt Crtnn. fStston. Frifrlc ant !fj?n. "--.teni Slorx ity, la., Junr C i.pimuc. lia--btU ?cxr: it. ir i: PwUx -'its t o o t I) 2 7 4 lu-i4o .rJ0ivtii -i i IUttrJvs; Uenli; ard rot". At-JrHs anj ilra liam. OnaIa, ICrli. Ju-. c IU-baIl --core: It II K. Omi'ii 3 ft 1 2 Z s n J .'&i?is-- i o 0 -i u i J 2 7 3 Rittnii"jiiti.4 u&l Mll4on. WVl.wr Pn-I ;:etltr. fit Ji-trh. Mo. Jun9 3. ltas-balt jwi-: u. it i: St Ji-"ili 0 2 i ft ii I H !i t r v ft 0 ft 0 j 3 H.itt-rl-s-MaiJptn anl KIlnR. M-NValy jiI Mc Causltn. I'eiirla llefipeil Te-rri' lluule. UKITIIMC SI'i.t'lAIs I'torla. 111. June 3 -1'e.itta Men toUat's ears-t-n lh iincheU hlls In the nhth tnnin:; Jvtrt it 11 t: I'e-rrla Zyt0OUt)4. ii I 1 'lerrt Haute o Z t J tl 0 U t r- 4 10 4 llalltrlei1 mint nnl Jessuj., Steele unit Mmi;. (.ulfur. I'myire Inn,e. AlKnitanee. 1. s. I,iifisiiiii Urn1 leltirs. IIUIM'IILIC j-l'WI.M. MaouTah. 111. June 3 -The same ,f baselt tietueen ll.e lInurs tf SI lySlls nntl thi Mtih- iii t"ili. ivmi tinl frt 1 trr ttiw ii I. t .bi... l'ts 111" .sA 41 U. mv J .Vk B t.s A!' Mui-; 13 tu 11. iVittrnl WsIn!i l'oll'K. Won, IM'JU I .M' SI'IU'IAI, Wair.-nlrn. Mo. .Iun- 3 Th pmf lwnti th t tt nlr an.l the Ih-Kt r.i' r-i-uli4j in u tt-iro kT t. tu S In fax v.- v( th llf Ujjs. 1 1 r I ii k ti f I il I r f pn t n! i:i:pi ni.lt' si'KoiAt. juiny. HI Juno 3 Tfcf- Juln y Kifn di fi. l ii t-;Tinsii-iI. It). -i:n tu-iley 1 a it.r cf 2 ti 3. A lart njMd wltntsM ll.v Kitnr. .!ii4kiiiulllf tin Wlmirr. J:1JI"IMi' Hli.(aIAU It iinlnlltrlon III lima t TuptrAAm llt. u. t fion. llloonilnKlen tosluj Ii the i--e, n .,f t.v.) i I rtniis. HIiKiniington 1' -t thrt ui eiert-ia:;- j dent.e. Tl.e e.mie was lwos n l.ith clj Score, t H. 11 C. I li!.iiiilr.t.n sonooinio j 7 c, Jaikntille il I u u 1 V U 3 1-C 7 C Italterlea Met:reey and I.lsej Scitle- unii Jl.thelt. lefferson Clly Won. i'.i;rcm.ic si'utau Jeff.rs.in Cit. M-i June 3. Tlie JefTcrson 'My b&seta!I team defcate.3 the X-iv Haven umn hera to-tlay ly a rcore of to 4 lliinvllle 'ictfrliiis. Ill.T'l'bMC SriXTAU Iieeaiur. Ill Ju-e X The rime letnecn fie eatur antl Danville thl nflern.-i wsn vrltn.-Fe 1 b 3.1'V l'rs.,ns. Itanvllle naa victorious T2;r titurioti frum St I. 'Ills sn oiled tl.e atten.lance. Tl.e Miire: It 11. E. Pecntnr 01"020. 0 t. Is 6 l.-nvllle 3 t 3 4 t 1 1) 1 3 Ilitl.rles. Itec.-tur MeMvckln and IViJs-r; Danville Mclntjre and Mi-iiulre. iiio ri;irn; a;iiv Sie":rn Iln&er Will Heel llconle Van Ker In Clileacii. Tho ntt show to Iw eiien by Tatterall. nil- t-UnLt. ironiu-.7 in le luuy up i.J ice itniii a-r- 1 ac maintalntd bv ttiat orinnllati m in the rust. 1 Tl-ut oil war liorf-e ef lht f-ather weight, n.-i.tge Dixon, la t mt that joum-ter whahas Is en eerr.lnir to the front so rapiiilj. IU-nr.1.. Yanc.r. the npun Slasher. Divon has won morn brtlies than js-rhar-s anr fealhtr weieht in Ihe v eilJ. and la mt with only one .ii.islv. ov f.at .and that at the hands ef i.rry Mettovcrn. the IIrtK.-kln Tirror. to whom he lost after ilpht rt.iiiis of hir.l fiahtlnir. The Tlolon SI.ltier has foucht and defeated nil the mm of t Is welplit in and about iTilcaso and is seekinc ntw- wtrll to conquer He 1. a tn.tre. 1 ard-hlttirc t'Ehter. wlih youth :.r.i rtr. imh on hi side tl4 ,rptnent nts-1 no In tr.sJi.tlon to iho ns.rtins world. He i known as ..ne ef th be.t rtnc enerabt In thl or any t.lhtr countrv. and those wh have an 1-It.a that he is no lonser al le to Rive a jr,,n, atsount nf htnistlf nlll fnt the-nselies rrfatly nillakn. That tmcairoans will wltnrts a rat tinit on Juni 12 t.. .-iMund. In aJ.iill' 11 to the above, five vvcll ratched rrt'lminailes have ben airansed. JCI'I'HIKS OII'IUKH. Iliac I'imlllst t;uve llnse Ilet-Isloiis In Hull (in me nt l.enune I'ark. .lame J. Jtffrles. the cart-hcie puiriliht. pave lh he leolsion in tl"- Kiceball tranre In which the Cljbts tlef.nle.1 lllll l)r-. at Heasue I'ark estt-rda t'-vrc 12 10 The features of the same were the r-itchlnK ef McDcrmett of l!:e liters??, who allowed the (illls five hits, faa clna's three-lsiser ami Mcllermott's three-cake I It. The Ololes put up a faft llellliu: cama in cereral. s.cnr( y.- tnnines: ;lls ..1 1) 3 0 3 2 1 2 12 (illl lira. .2 o 0 0 it 2 2 0 0- -attere--oi.iie Mi If rmott and ItccJ: GUI liro., Uetts and Netecn. SURELY THEY BBEB ETHELBERT RIGHT. His MoiIm-i- Tir.-t 1'ut a Cirtnlar .Mile IJt'low 1:1(1. and His Father Was a Koyal Itaee Horse. HE SHAPES LIKE A CHAMPION. Stuidv A'atr He Is, and Snips in Perfect PlirMeal Condition lean Ileiaud's, Soundness (iiiestioued. XtSw Vork. Jmio 3. One of tlie firM racers to run a miltt nvtr a eirtuiar trnclc in '"t tcr than I:l'i was the lintiiirttsj mure- Maori, then raiisl by A. C. .Mct'anuil.. II or I.inis xtllf. Ky. Her lime .as 1:33 I-.'., and tlie Wan'iiiiKtiiii I'ark nn iour5(. at ')ilt::i;. was tlie sttiie uf the expluit. IjnK befure tin- tale l. It. Wltlnrs niilizisl wliat .1 lirh-cln's stallion bail lit en In Ills 5oie.s siuti. the t,r:intj nrissllni; of Kotliwi was apiue.-i.il. mI by others The owmr of Maori mailf a bid for the line stallion ami beiaine his nwhr at a nominal figure. 'rnsl with tin? r,s'jril-bii.ikir, the i;rt-..t hun-e How known as Hihelbort v. as the rcMilt. alllttin l iiiik boiirilit the olt for Jl.tA.J. aiitl he was one of a batch of liftcsin JouiiKsters Mil, to (Jali'.ay, .rkt-ll ir Kl more. nlicn that linn nicul Iioim-s in lSS-i Kthtlliert iu a il'iut. Mib'taiitlal eolt even then, anj manj itimhI judges prttlicttsl a lirii,h: future for hun. In tlie tail of lS:ej lie was Mild to IVrry Htluiunt at t.ilj!l-aut-tim; fur K,". Nti,r ha his owner hail iaue to reirrt t. this imivlniee. Ainon other races won by him in 1X was tho Keallzatltm StaKes. Uurins the .siiiiimer lias was taken si,-k ami wa.s i.ot llmrjuehlv ttcoveretl when Hafatsio tit featetl him .it Morris I'ark al .1 blj illffeKIHe in wei;!il. A few tlajs laler Kthtlberi tuniitl the tul.li-. on his it uhlle Ittor. Sim f tiien his procre lias bein steatly. He Is a 111.-1J111m-si7.tl bay horse, evidently of line oiistltiitin'i. In the paddoik on Snturdaj his phy.-iral cmll tloti was up-rb He was lil.e a prize fishi er in tlie pink of etji ilition. Htirst-s. like tills are pot sefii etr tlav. liut it doej nut follow ihat In all f ature mtellnsts belv.een i:tht lb. rt ami Je 111 lfeniatl tin latter will be U Hen .-t early In tile rats? as was the ase on Saturday. Mr. Vosburir. the otiicial hantheapper. falls that rate a sewn iroumls vi-torv for Ktlielbcrt. for that l the tott.-essiijii wlibh he rtiiirrs th.it horse to mttke to J.-in Ht-raud In the HriKikdale Hatniicap. be run at Ir.tfintl on Tuoj-tl&y at a mile and an (lithtli In a ra e wlih a talr-s-ized Held both these hor.-es would lie held under wraps, while ihe liijht weiehtetl hor-es made the pace-. Iloth ntlulbcrt and Jt.ut lit rami wonH inob.ibly make iheir bid m t!i last thte furlongs and the difference Lftnt.11 thent woi'U not 1h the in or a dozen length!, whlih si ivtratt d them mi Saturdaj. Xt.tiur would tli time be "."SI-;. Soint-tlniiK like woultl J,e r.e-ir-er the marh. Tin re is an iiniiresslon Hi it Jean Ueniud Is not qulle ound. Whetlur or not this Ls well -.rounded is rot known, line thiiirf I cerlain that no ordimry hors. could p'ay with Klnl'.x Mack In eerci'e work, uhieh is what Jtan Uiraud lias hm doiiiK. Ntnlnr iou!u the xetiran trainer J'tter Wimniei (handler of litu llolladayi. be hi much mistaken a be was in his epeetailon concerning the outcome uf th" ".special" unlets Jean lit raud iiad si(ii him good laiisre for it In his pritate v.ork. Hoth horses will acain meet in the Su-bcrl-an, to lie run on Saturda, June 14. at Sreepshead lla. Imp. Kiuli lla.'S, Hat ten. Hov. Husn. Approvtl. Harfuell. the Kentuckian. Kiimaritoc!.. David tlarrik. HiSh Order, tinl b-n. Sidney l.ucas. Sur lor. IlerU-rt and I'etrULlnvi, make A field jf vrobabl- stiirters In this Knat nue which has never been exctlled. Tne raco itself will he a clinker ami should unw an lmmen-" crowd. l'air l,riitiiiil IZnlrle. I'list rare, one and one eighth nlles. Mrlllng: 7 MMery Ill S7 AL-jMlr I'H Hucicrr Mill Mli .tl ll-nse et Nolr s7 H'ten Int.,n -!"3t; 1 -a., make Ill SI l'ar.-le iliir Ill o lUlfe-t i Ibsil to p our ttari "it it, TrnalkU ..Ilrtlil lllll Jai krnan W S-ts.nd raee en fnrlenr. purye Msthtt le tc t'ru-Ialllne -t Ji Vesper IJBht n TiRtl i S Tullt Kni ill 47 HI-XiKK-Kr Harry liunn I Algol 11.1 Thinl race, tlie ftirlenit. purse: skipHlth 1"S t Mlnlari 11". The Mecca II) S3 Alir.-a l"i -1 Itnnaer Ur.e .'."i Ml s,iiiara 113 it Mis ;cira llsl si Dart-ae MS a Siihie S ..Its I l-i urlh rate, t.ne mile. iMirtte: i:u-it 1: ibrteni Helm 11. I.el 11(1.. Ill- S7 ii KinK'r llltthteac 13 t.jo Si b nt Cri. 11.1 tlard- I ft7 Tim litini. H1I1 3j Tbktiil tz 1'lllh laCe. m fu-it.ngs. Iiandleap. 71 l'llesi.le I 74 l.tHH Mai lull t'elrsle dtlr t il ,1114-1111, tl Ir.toi lave M' m Hnmu.-r s-ivin rat sit rti-i n-. seiun; Ne.1 Wliks II- i lln Ikiv 1VJ 1 '7 V pie Jack IMCR Jaeen Il'-C l-i Mar-cull 1 AI-m Itatt II It?! 47 It.rlha .V. li I"S I-ih;i Hi 71 Net tl-l. e i-: 74 i:uiiie tur 1 "I In.p. l.,ter. r HOMIMtTC CA.N Itllll Illll-k-l.ll.e .lofl.1-3 Co 11 1 1 11 lies o I Hie Cook nt tin- I'nlr liruiimN The followini; nllfkln statl-tlci. show that ey Uaminhk ts .klrK Ihe bc-n work of -nj icti wotktnj; at the fair tiloundt; Jo--k-riler Jtskey. iKirinHk J. M.llli-A.. Cruwhuit VHatce Tls-ll T. Lurns Villnteie .1. VVumL J T. Woils... Mcree 1.I Ill' k.v .Mitiir.n vvaiwn I "nut VV lelll ic!iitri MiveiM K. We Dale Vaa Iiusn Vci-ann II Tavler I. .lacks.. n Is 1M. SI. a n v 11 a c z 4 A 3.1. L'np. ii 11 I 1 1 1 1 I 1 I i;nsu or thi: tiki'. Hoc Tnrr Helleves That Charles II. sinllli Ileserven Ills Sni-eess. "Charles Head Smith of hicapo Is deserv Inc of his phenomenal success on tho turf thLs season." remarked "Doc" Tarr last niBht. Mr. Smith believes in bujlni: horses that have already bieti reIop. in prefor nce to Itivtslliif- in earlin-;s and then vvaitlni- a whole J car before as-ecrtaintti-r whether y-11 bought a race horse er 11 worthless .Late. As to whiih Is the best method. 1 have nothing to say. but I do admire Jlr. Smith's nirve in paylp-; the fancj prices he doe.s for what he wants. Take his ourchase of the crack colt. l.leu- tenaiii Hibson. for instance. He boui;hl the irreat son f t!. W. Johnson of Haker A.- tlentry last summer for J10.t iJeuteiiant cihsou had already shown to be a fair colt at that time, but Jlii.tt wa.s a pretty stiff price to pay for hlni, neverthtle.s. A3 thlnpss have since turned out. It was a wise Investment f r the daring ChicaKoati. but he took a lone chance at tn.it. "Suppi se. for Instance, the colt had Rone back as a 3-year-old. lust cud of Improvini: on what he had shown as a 2-year-old Many crack 2-ear-cIds amount to nothin-r In their 3-year-old lortn. As an ixanip!--, take Santello'3 case. This son 1 f St. An drew showed stake-horse lallber as a ycunr-ster at Washington Park In lSS. holdtns his own with such Rood ones as Toluci. W. Overton. Jelly IJoKcr an.l their kind. I. A. Tiiles thought so well of the eolt that he bought him of W. J Sleirs for J-'.ttKV. litoat thli.-7s were ewcteii of San tello as a 3- ear-old, but he had a cas- of atarrli.ll fever while in winter quarters ami never has betn ef any account since. Mr. Smith took a eh.-inc" of this sort when ho pal.l JW.C-til for Gibson In the expectation that the colt would develop Into one of If not the very best 3- ear-olds of 1). As another Indication of Mr. Smith's wmc-nes-s. 1 want to recall the fact that he re fused an offer of J?l.0) for Oibson before the coll ever started as a 3-vear-old. Of course. Gibson doubtless had already shown In his work that he was a. hlch-class horse, but 0,(-jo: ls a mlsbty big chunk to refuse. ILEHOOLN wmm SEVENTH AND Pays 4 On Savings TTo On Demand NOTE-In Savings Department, A card explainrng: rules for any runner, bar Ir. a HainV ri; or Hihellrert On th. ttrt,.t-tli of His i:el Itnej's .Teat .showins at I.uiilsvi !e Mr S11111I1 rt.nllh irave T t" ,'J hmt-'l f r t er.uk 3-e:ir-Hil -.vlth laeutenant till- i and Ills i:i-ellenry In hi- bam. Mr Smilh Msrns tc have the best pair of 3-ear-o!-s in Ihe West. Sam rhilllp.s will h.ie Ir -hands full holding his own with His K I lemy. in sa nothlni; of IJeutenint ;ib-' si. la.r ilirniami. Mr. Smith's latest i ir t Ii is-, seems to be the le-st i-i ear-old in tl.e V, est. Silviniale ditl maliai-e to win fr m hiai at Hawthorne early i.ift wtel: Lut Harry Hermann iiurrcJ the dut II thtlr next mretiiiR. J.tkie Ma-k!it 11. l liKtnnaii hor.semail. is f-.tltl to have -oln Harry lltrmanu fur IMl ami it looks as thoiiKli the 1 olt is wortli that .sum. litniaid H1I11 toinplrtt the ii.trtt t tinges that I'harlts Hui;his is Iralninc for Mr. Smilh. .llriiny H-laiitl. tlie ru k licht v Istlit. u. the stable jw key. Ilii-hes is al.so hanillliii; the rrmk handicap lni:,"i- H-inirle for K S Hartlmr, Jr. ot the Avw::dale stutl down In Tt nnessce." "St. lanils County is one of the best 'pot in the country for the purpose of brtiiline thorouehhreiN," declared Iv-tuis lnip. the younir brewer, the other tl. Solala and Silvt id tie. two of the be-t L'-jear-oMs d velopeii in the West this fea sor, wele Iloth bred here, as Were aSil Thrivt and WoundsI Kme, two of the bst -vear-ohis een at the fair Grounds up to date. Ai y one of tii.- iuiat:t nientlonetl is tNl 4 iMiituh to win tin anv of our i.ee Hacks. St,,), JH jh ((iierally known, is tin- sensational HaleoA.in Illly that was lirtsl at ltarnee Si hriett-r's WttiHllantis 1'aitit. oiisdi rinir the short periotl he li ts been on th- turf. Mr. S hriebt-r's su.s-ess a. a brtr.uer Is nt.ihibt: short of temarkable. iuaemiit b as mail bi.i-tler- have siit thtlr Ims al tin- lt:-iiie.ss without i ac tumplltbirt. the dlt'Iiuli feal of bus-dinK .1 niiiiier of St.fala's t allbr SiKtnlale. the eraik jouiiL'sier of the S- horr itritiK. and fur wlibh Mr. Si horr asks the funis prit of il" is pr.tduet of .Mr Hryan Ole-ar's larin near I'rescent. .Mo. Mr. nl ear l.'iifclit Miterd-ale's iUm in foal at the di-po-al sale of the Hrookd.ile stud, and tl.- olt was dropja d sbtirtlv sfttr the mate ..rriv.il in St Louis fuunty. As soon as he was ..Id enough he b.-j-.m to nibble Mi-souri bin- rast. r.hich. in m humble estim iti.tn. is mure or less rt-spon-Ibi" for his ev.-uu.,i dt.'!oirim-iit into iirratrn-sK as .1 rating tool Thrive was bretl at I lor W. t'rowlej's f.-nm in s-t. ui;, r.uintv. His dam. Klmira. Is Mill owtietl bv A.ie Caliu. who sold Thrive as a. yearliiitr for 51,'sm to hi- b:other 'I-.)ii Thrive shown' to be it stake horse at Memphi.- last xiirlni;. when he won tb Tutf Con-jre.-s Stak. sfrom The Monk. 1'lurlzar and other i-r.it k S-eir-oid. Wourdtsl Kies- was also bretl a I to. -or Crowley's farm and his iliin. V.i!. m ia. I- owned there. Thor oughbred Jiti. ..-II me that Woundid Ivnee l.lnt. w liL.. .......I v. I.... t ..r.w.1 i.nt- i.rie. .loo v.hat is mil b. tt.-r. niev s-j- he has alre.i.iv J demonstrated et.ough tt Ije elas-ed as a I 1,-iitHl roll As one of Ids owners. 1 hoi-1 such is r. ,-iliv the (.s... I don't mind ad-' illtie that I have hop-, of winning the St. Louis Ih-.-bv with Woanded Kme. If ray iwr-ectatinns n this rtspec-t are rtalized. it v.ill be the lirst reeonl of a horse winninp; the St. Iiuls i, rby thai was bre.1 in si. 1-ouis Cointv ami is still owned bv St laiuli part.ee. -011I ,h, lr f l OUIldetl Kre.'. ,s also onnMl in sti T -,.l County." Harney Pthrieber stood to win a lot of money on his .olt Tavon at Hawthorne la-t wek. but Ihe .or.e tinisli.,1 lat. after lea.I Inir his Held a Imlf-tnile. Tavoti i- n 2-year-! 1 Jcv 's'k-s'arilr.e Hamilton- He was Iiltthly trietl as 2-e:ir-old ami his owner sliippetl him Kast last stimm. r in the ex pectation of making a bis killing with hlni at Saratoga. An accident to the horse whil- 11 route Kat causeti the colt to be throvrn out or trainlns umll this si.rinj;. 1 .1"'M,r ti,JLt rat ""nne lias a 2-ye.tr-oM in hi Kim that will eom miithtv- near uintiint; the St. Louis Herly." aid Cap tain Hilly iliianiMin last niirht. "IMt has three colts In the stake, but 1 have no idett wlikh of the trio U the one he intends to turn the trick with. Vain, who won .1 rate nt Haw-thorne the other tl iv is one of the trio. He is a chtstnut tolt bv Wagner out of anity I'.iir. Waj,ner. you know. Ls the. sire of Imp and Flvi.-ig Dutchman, who is ihiubtHe the bt race horse that ever car ried Ituune'ri colors on a race track. Henat br. a biy colt, by Hilev Kmma III. and Hi minder, bv Hanov-er-K.eps.ike. are th: other two colts that Par lu.s in the st-ike. Hoth are said to l-e better horses than Vain and if Cat wins the local -Itrbv I kucss th-it tlth-r Henaltler or lU-minder'will split the wotsl for him. the sTe of Henalder. Used tu rave In Lit Corrlseti s color IJannc ii a nephiw- of Jlr Corrican. who bred Htnald.r ICtniinib-r l a half brother tu that fast hor.-e. Lord Neville, ttuiine Is me of th- most competent ir.un.-rs in the Wst, and if he brines a horse here to run in the tierbv no s-tart. r in tin- race will have anthi:iK on him as far as conditions and fitness are com em..,." List of owners who have won 'fi or over at the Fair Hroumls up to and including June le C. Ihnn. ttA le-lKh .t Jordan... IsitS s C. Harlan Jt hri C. rs-hwtr m J.tAJi TIM).. Xtpner ltt.rt.tr r VV. Holt- 1 Tamlin-sai i. W..d Sl-n. 4ivj fid... llatk-it lirj. Z.J& iKii.I-i, a. i:an... Ahe -a!m 2.3-.; C M. Itairen ..nl W"l Mtlbbs l.r.v. s, J. -hait- hum. 11 lauson... 1 A. Mdbr i.iii John Htiitiuan 1.37.'. J s 1 1 llrl.n 1 i Ja tliifiin .V. o 1 i:s liutdlillei n .v Co I.t'tV Tvi.. stakes are to T. K. 11.1 Uv II Itathls.l-e V V ilr.lhe v r is unit. Wallace a Ten It lie run at the Fair Hrounds I ills r.ck. the 1'ress. fir all am. at trie and a hair Ittrjon::. on Thursdav. and the Hrewcra'. for 3-ear-olds. at six furlongs, on Saturdav. Hith uie hantlii-aps. liureatt. Vtrify. lltrrj Duke. Hd L. Found, lliltc. Kuse-da. Wiikey, livinjj Cup. W. Overtoil. IJ.-ber Karl. Ordnua? and The Compier. r are elisible to start in the 1'ress. Misi Heiinett. Amjterl. Sard. Clarita. Slddara. Alar.I Scheck. Sllverdale. Farm, r Hen i.-tt. Uueeii DUon amt Stfal.i are aniens the elteibles to ihe Hrewers" Handicap. H. .1 COLLINS. Hrnvesenil Kulrle. Iirt r.iee, Lurdle lmn.ll.ap. one mile and niee. cjuaittrs. tov. tirljn Is7 1 Alhantis .....132 Dr Klchrs-rir 12 h iranrace 1.2 l-arkUnJ 12 I Ha-.1v l'i Mai. Is I Cnolluirdy i; Seend race, llinx.. flie furteai:: I.lir.l-kln -09 The 0.tdi I-rlice. tsl Deau llallant 1 tl 111u.s-oal Ill Alard ls (il-tine:ie 1-m lwb flak.r 1 iuiz II a; IMue.te In4 Mvir. si llev.tn 1I Tlitrd race, one mile and seventy arJ: I.-i-icewtuvI 112 Seles .1-13 let Ise Isle i'r. eta Okettr K.-d Path Fourth race. US, H. h. lir ..112 1 HeautKcl 112i tjuu.1 Murrow .lv J Criterion stake, fcur and 1 ne- 1-air turioni-; Ae- Ill Anecdote !M l'rlncesf. Ivpi-T ...114 i:ir.pies of le-.ii.t). Ill llr;.mble 1j.jsi, Ill Add IH Mary McCoy Ill Janke ill Iierana HI Mail. 11 Lm.e HI Cap an.l Hill 1M Ida Carbrv 114 Fifth rut.', handicap. one mile and a sixteenth; Firearm ....l-il Klrmklnr.le 11- .Viaximo Gomez 114 sturvivor HI 1 hnrentua 113 KlKirrnni an Knlxht of tne iar- ter ItN Hammock ..1.1 Ten Candl-n 141 Jack Point l' M. -tar.lc I.Jt llanili M laiu'lerrann 34 Ml .lei HI Sixtli race, selllnc. about slv furlonss Marblehea.I lit .Village Ivid- I-rtnce Richard :7 j (laie T.nee :c I Kanuira 'icardr li" The Amazon Ill J The Amazi !l 1 lasds-thtp 1. I T. uiaint Ma.iltoban lliirvtliurii Kntrles. F.rt rye. one mill, sellinir- Praelerian I Annis Palmer Mnabee "2 Ih It..l.by Lake Mills HIiLydla S blSte l"'i ss.ond race, six furlor.lt- H-moo 1-.I Mis Iters Nobleman 117 Tvrba Iiaunt- lHHy by Mcht urlraar H4I Tllrd race. stcepU-chare handicap, short con: .lrj -tOJ

lllohe II tc. Ylklne l.nl Che-tertlelJ 141 Itiirwar.l Ultnlta lvt tieekv Holfe Z-urallic 13Kroad Van Urunt 1331 1 uuttb race, the Juvenile Stakes; valje. j: live fur.er.E: Oarrv Hermann 1511 Sllverdale Miss Dernett ...1-Ml :rtle Ilflh race, rr le and cr.e elchtli. reliinc Hant!ires m Mncnne. Jimp t'7 s.ar hanier Trlmmtr l"7.TI-orav Carej S xth rac. one mile; Teucer lWlStr-inRest Tenby ........lH(Gon Fox.... .Mn.o llODor.i Klt.1 lirtU Hen-1 lit Hub In-ather. Title l'J7l-nlv Meddlesome.. rniorl i:nlrlen. First race, (villas. ix fuikccs: .li'. 133 -12v list JO. lit IU ll I s ,.1M

..l(ti l'G tu CHESTNUT STS. Osposifs. ar Ourrent ficcounSs. Deposits of $J.C0 and Upward rcccivci l turntshed on appn-aixon. DR. SCHREIWER 5 675 Chestnut St., St. Louis, Mo., THE RELIABLE irtiuun. Ci-res rrtvato ant shroaic dls eas e MarhoL ;J2 DeblM I."' VK'r r, M i utli.K Urcanis. Ha Ir I" till. -r Mi. ror cf yoath or expses :i later vea-s j.rmatientiv urtti a r rhiea ril-t. btrl tare. Cr.ri.tu r.il UlrekarBes. and all -itse-s niu tl nrri ....I n.t ill rn-jiL., 1 1 --sSf'ife Itl IMson. all Maite. ielti-.elv eurid Cc-jrce.. luw fMt-of-to.n ratierts treate.1 b raa. I .rc rd Uixaunn I.t.t-n Sits-lal V es e I'ree. ii-uliattc.n 1 ree. t aT or wrr.tc. Iljilra Sam. lu N p. m burdays l't to ii m. ;i:ij.i-:v.'- s.mai. rn.-.Hi.s. -.i-. 1. l r- rfiumtt fuliitut tnrr a "J.t aa c(X-l" tni-in n ;Hnt y"5. tt. .-n Y a i Lln4 Xfru4(rit-i 1 or mall J. w. Ui-u.ar-., 2 i:. i;isMv--lKhth U Xtwjwk. Irl Aeu hit lunstlta J I-u.-tlle llbnh.il 1 C'arltitta 1' Vk lt 11 1-arv ,-j tl.- j!et Mil 1:1 ....eClU-- t-T-C- 1..J ''-r akl- .H4 lV'l"ter Ivl (Agitator ..:t I Sh. nd race, four and one-hair rur!Gii,a: Hlyh Kl.b ;Can (thlfs .-llHir tVlrtlnis T s,h. for Searnlal "e. 'jue, n t-1r-tai fr .-rut yu 11 .lvena 1! Third race, frlliier. one and one i-i udleF. lala jlnmy -)tHih N.-..n H:.harJi T,Sk. .si.ni 'JkLMh-ib Star 'ts.i:.. Li-. Nervura liw rellamv AI-ro-rte PTarranarlon Kouith rate. ne Mile; t'hiirlir O'U'l-n 3 it'm.shtlj 1'hlili.t.tn. SO 11'et.r imrjea. --ri.-i.br. et-k S 1 lsnmii.t tllver Coin fS IT- 'Uuir Ki:a l I'lfth ra. Me r-rl"las: Ne!e M.s-rt "ilrw Yll Ill.nb.nv hC iVolkmar.-.. J..hn lis:u-k .r-1 Urcshnila Irvlni; Mae..r .OS S'Mh ra. e. rail- and a sixteenth, stelhri;: ItitV 'IJetrt-irre Clrem Tti'e ltj Tiel- e r.nni- Tailor 'I'tmly II Pus-Uni 1-C ril-e" IS. Ci.f. smoi.ir Hi Uanlrhed Alhe Beile Mi I 1 1 1 .r.l which:- l'tiii thi: i:i;iiikhi.k. HHielbert IHves. .leim Iteruml Imp -even Coiinds. X--W Y.i'k. June 3 TTie w ?h-s f.-rth. It dale Handicap, at me nilte trd a fnrten-. t run on Tues-riay, June 3. nt ilr-. eend. uie: 1 af-Wna. r i.tiiiivn ::i'Mirviv 1 1 .1 ip Ker-iu 1 ....I.T7 j vivan O .ar.l K!nle Mil 3i 1 CiMarenlus .......H... V .ler I i Wail N -t '-S I-lr-ai 11 IS 1 Mini .t 'r Itafaeb- tit j ivin-. 1 s; I-rinee M.-t-luri; lis Iriev l.u as "i 1M.hI ef Itare ...tr.'T.Jt'y Uil-h tit, Hal' 11m- V.!tmrtt.n ..114' Autann Jlaj llemjrst.ad 1 4i Sl. s. -a;.-i- Kilvr liarlevt-trn ll". Mrs-.t-ini. t Utile Saint t' snjutjjri sj lstmve lt7 tlie. tt M Hrl-ade IiO.Jh. V I't.mt x l--ntral Tru.-! l strailus nan M Harries 1 C Varl-1-liea.I M am McKe'.er .vJ-Delaaey i? ELECTRICITY KILLS BACTERIA. Tests Will 'mv lie M:iuV Here ami in (U-nniiiiy. SI'KCIAL DV t'ABLll H. rlin. June .7. An impcrtant dUcoverj ha- len tnatle at the hjvier.lc institute of tiic L'nlvorsitv of Wiirzbur;,, vihere It has It-en found that bacieuo. can be iicstrove-l by vltctrlc curr-nts. iiiha iiihm; titi:ii hhiii:. RKITl LIC SFKi'IAL. New York. June 3. The propcil to util ize electricity lor the extermination of dis ease Rernis in the Ixsly Is not .1 r-ew o..e. For some time past, in fact, medical sclcn tltie men in thi1 country have b in pursiiinir lnvestL-atlt-iis on the subjeti in the hv.pt ot uin:; thi tricity in the I'.eld of thera peutics. In the .-ae cf consumptive patients som- -thing has le-n done in the wav of us;r el.ctri tty as an ..Kent for couvejlr.e; m.U clnts intt any iKirticn of the human boJv by platin? them in Ihe patp of an -letru curri nt Hut the proposal to actifilly ex terminate the dirsase Krm s-.i mod. vvhttt tile ltlea was- Hrt projiounded, to demand the application of so strons a current of electricity as to be incompatible with tin patient's aafv-tv. Araim- others who have suziteated th- use of electricity Is Mr. Ntkcla T.sla. wi o. some months ait", was stated to have pro-lo-eil to apply several millions if volts ot e!ctriclty to the Mirft-e of th- trodv. sit as to draw out the (terms. This, vvouid l.a dune ii suih .1 way by ilitributinir the c-r- rent bv n fteat-sl charRes of static Ieetr!ci I ty that death would not follow the U"e if .a cum nt so trtmenloiis. ai. 1 the patieni vvt'uld. so far from beins: Iiuurtd. itxeivo a tie a store of energy. In eomtnentinE tiron this proists.il. Doctor F S. Kolle. who Is In charae of the cleetro- tlierapiutic dt isirinient of the LicCtn il Knstn.rmK Insiilule. ami has made inves tleations Willi tht. Ho.titKen rajs, has ex piessei ihe i..itii..on tliar tin- ixtcrniir ttit .1 of micr- ts s is isIble bv the administra tion of a powerful current, vvhi.h would not kill the patient Jvidatinn. he istinted out. does kill bacilli of all kind, anl it would, hj thought, be js-rfectly iwis-ib! by epc-S-iiHiits. to rind rut how in th unitization tissue would kill the bacilli therein. EODY FOUND NEAR EAST BANK. I.iitje to Identify Dcud .Man Except Twt I'ictini'S. The bisly of an tmldcntlSed rran w .-4 found in tho Mississippi Hlver near th" Il linois shore by employ-s of th" East St. lands Ice plant nlstut 7 o". lock last even in r-. The lody is in the morRue: of Iicnmr Hrichler. and it Is c-vpectv.l that .111 iiKIutst will lt held to-day. Fndi rtakt r f!totRt Hrichler says the man had en i'i the water Perhaps three 1l.1v and certain ly not lomzer than four d.ivs The clatnlnc ami pen. ral appcaran- e el the rtiatl man indicate th.it li- was a p. r soit of some pro in I m nee The cld-dm; u of Rood material and lit. The toat ami vest were a Kriy ih.ck. and tho troUM rs vv r apparmtly dark-brown in color. Tue sh -t was a lilut -striped neslisic. ami the tb Was a blue four-in-hand. The man wss -ft or 4.1 yeir.s of nue. live feet ten inches in height, and of medium weight. He wore .1 dark brjwn mustache. His hair was of tho samo color, and was thick, ejieept on top of the head. In the itocketa of the vec were found :i small pocket comb, a pencil, a nickel anl two photographs, one of him self, the other of a woman, apimr. ntly -Ii or 4i years of use and drisstd In black, with a white coll ir There was nothinc in the front trouser3 pockets, which w-e turned lnIde out. Four unmarked handkerchiefs were In tho rear pockets. The levdy showed no marks of violence, except fur a fivv bruises on the head, which might have b- en caused by contact with driftwood or rocks. BOTH DUELISTS WOUNDED. Had Qu.HTrli'tl About a Dojr and Filed at Si,'ht. George Lewis nf No. 22i-3 Virginia avenua antl Fred Ferris, a negro, llvinir at No. IBS North EiKhteenth street, became involved In a quarrel early yesterday mornlnjj that reultisl In a shooting. In which both men. vii -e seriously wounded. They are at thu cii Hospital, vvheie Doctor Scharff. who attend. d them, sajs their chances for re covery are small. The ficM occurred in a saloon at No. 1723 Luca. avenue, owned by Jacob Milhr. It appcan L,:at thire was bad blood between the two men. who had ijuarreled over do:r several diys ago. Firris. Ir Is said, prom ised Lewi' a sound Isatin the llrst timu he met 1:1m alone. The men came together accidentally yesterday. Both drew their re revolvers at sight j-ctl opened tire. Kaeli claims he fired In nelf-rtefense. and that tho other man shut first. I.ewla is wounded In the hip. Fcrrl3 was hit la the arm, azikiii d wrlit. 1 .4 m..

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5 P P tv WILL BE BURIES MAY ABROGATE CANAL TREATY, GOMEZ WANTS TO BE FIRST PRESIDENT. -i. r i-i.ji $m AT OMAHA TO-DAY, T. LOUIS Tljlt. TI1EE15PUBLIC': M02UAY. J U-NK -1.1900. 3 F 8 ga fesEma IrSiS Be if! tMEii' funeral Train Ueaviip,; tle 1.0ly of S. 3J. D. Hark Loft St. Louis Last Xight. OFFICIALS ACCOMPANIED IT. The Keverend C. IL Pattern Will Pi-purh the FuiH-ral Sermon Interesting: Figures Ocn- enil Railroad Notes. Th special cax from Ashevilte. X. C beurimr the "awly of the late S. II. II. ClirU arrived at Union Station shortly after S oVIocJ. last night, the train being an hour late. It was met by a large number of rail road officials, friends and relatives of tho deieasea. who bad been naltlrie patiently for its arrival. The car was at onco at tach, d to the special train of tha Missouri I-iiinc which vtat to carry till funeral pim to Omaha, where the bon.il will tako place thta afternoon, rchcs private car "IK." which na' oe cupud Mrs. Clark, hfr ton. S. Hoslo Clark, and a couple of near relative', tho ypn-i.il train consisted of a luffiB" car, t.j Pullman aleepir-K cars ana the prlxa'e ,.,r of Colonel S. W. Fordyce. It pulled rji of the siatlon at Si) p. m.. Laving on lx trd the following lad.es and gentlemen; Mrs Amy Wheeler of Atchison, Kas.; 11 S3 Jlarv K Loree, Mrs. N. Dreston and ills? Annie Drake, all of this city. J r. Aglar. D. 1Z. Ferguson, C. G. V.!--n-r. II. S. I'llest, W. Fordyce, A. O. i j tun, W. B. Doddridge. W. c. S:lth. M. I. Hardy. IL C. Townsend. J W. Way. W. i:. Junta. C. W. Hammond. Kardnn. K. Mrl'owell. C. A. I"art.i r. M. Knight. Io. tor K. Ouf.en. IL U. Clark. E. S. Cronk. Ulshop Tuttie. the Kevcrend Ct nclius II. Patton, It. C. Kerens, all of St. Louis; C. A. Pratt and J. I. Moore, Llltfe Ttork; I). Hardy. Sedalla; S. T. rfhankland, Osaw atomic; C. M. K.Uhburn. Atchison; J. A Edson, Kansas City; B. P. Wnajgener, Atchison: J. W. Orr. Atchison; J. O. Brlnk erhoff, Kansas Cllj N. T. Spcor, St. Louis; G. A. A. Dean", Little Rook. The train w 1U arrive ts Omaha about nnon to-day, and tho funeral will tako place at S.M) p. m. from tho First Congregational Church. The Reverend C. IL Patton will deliver tho funeral oration. Tho four pallbearers front St. Louis are; C G. Warner. Judgo A. 11. Priest. A. G. Cochran snd Colonel fc. W. Fordyce. The others will bs selecte! at Omah u The Interment Trill take place t:i tie family lot o the cemetery, where. en of ilr. Clark's eons 19 buried. Tho funeral Trill ba probably one of the largest that has over taken place In Omaha, cs railroad men from all parts of tha West and Southwest will bo present. JlAXLItOAnS OF THE 1VOIM-D. ."illenite of the- United States Approx imate nearly 10 1'er Cent. Under tho heading- "Railroads of tha World" the Railroad Gaetta publishes tho table given herewith. Tho figures aro com piled every year by tho Archiv fuer EIsHen haweson and ar in tho main complete and correct to the end of tho calendar year IsSi They do not aereo exactly with tho llguroi the Interstate Commerce Commission. i- they are for tho year eadlns J una SO,

RAILROADS 1S51 TO 1S33. CVuatrr. r 2 JS fc-3 -l2fi AU t Germany j ,,j .vi-'tiia-liunaary Ind'adl:: Bcanla, te) 21,v5 t Untain and Uclicii. ;j,kj u .K..MS i'- S,t" le't-'ra j,;n H.J 16.S Z 0 4.3

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I..S ri.i i.t l-u.nj vncij"ii.-c jjurrni&urg). i.joj "llAtiil 2.JD1 M.-J l.7 J.611 J.W) e.j.'4 XI i.; i'f-;!l) iJi im "y '-!Tl l.i.umrinlfi .mx........... I. xece i i' 'n Turker. Pulrarii mil noumella lts 1'alln, Jbhj, 3.nn. Totii. eutoi ..ir:.;i I nlt-J fL-it 1j,S4- ITiti-h North Anxtica 1C,W7 NewfuundlaiKl &2 M"0 E.1S1 C t-al America (Giaitealk. lion dura. Nlearacca and Cosialticaj. Ui i,-. ft).') 1M.Z 4 1 Total. N"onh Ame"Iea Taiiwl States cf CujMnbli. M! i Veneaurla fito Ioiah:eo M.... luazll i ATi;entll4 .M...H.... ParssutLT i. Uruiruay I ul.i f.'ilVll i .1 i l?uador ........M.......M....M.... HrftlFh Gulani Jamaica, Uartdoq, Trtnldnd, Mar tlniqt 1'orto Itloo, Salvador.MH LI.W1 34t 1.131 177 s.rj r.i tin 2.0 2 1.CH fl 1-4 3.4 56.1 13.5 ns K.s TitaL Soutli America ead tvest ltiis ......n Ttrl h India ..M.M... A-ia Minor ant Syria lluv-la tTranscajlin District) 8 beria Ir! i Jttjt'-h lacla .M.....V.H...H........ Jain X ..rtt,gue) ln!a. Ualav ?tatei CBorneo. Celrt. filTia l'. U'n CMr'. PrjW'li.herry, Malacca and T cqula ::,st 1 "l if 3.iT3 31 1.SW 2.344

411 17 Si 37 :t i II" 7 T lal, Apia .3 .7 Kf'T.t c.-,; AU'lerw qr1 Tirol M..... 4"ane I'.li.ri) N.I! ll S rtith A'-l'-an Iteiublle......H. n-soc lfe Stat Aliurltius RMi-ijn. S-neeal, Abao. la. M izAmb!o.u, Kono S7T4 2.31 .3 'l.j 34 0 IU9 "t 1 77J Hi Illl Titnl. Afrt-a list Austra!ilj l,t) IIBCPITLT-ATION-. I" m pe .....1G7.:5 N rth America 3Z.M3 HotTth A.iifrlu 2T7.1 A l'l ...a......... 64. Afr ca 11. "It AtiKtralat?a 14 4fr t r. r i Tote!, 1" T. tal. 1'j7 ...VLT Total !nerre. 1SS7 to :91 11.SCJ Tor ceit tacrear over i97 si: Ann.'. no .1111 i.im: Completion of ti yletn AVhloli 3lean Mucli to tin" Soutlieiitl. The beglnninj: of this month fln'ls V Seaboard Air Llni consolidation project -onsummatd. Thl3 work hai lx-en fraught with several months' of fJirewd llnancul K-hemiiiK and many Iei;ui contests of fr pexins pbat-tg, i.ays Hie Hallway Jo'irnal. To Jlr. John B. Williams of Richmond. Vo., presiaein of the S-aboaril Air Line, li the consummation of this Klgantlc nII naV deal Lire v due. From the day that lie conctived th ilea -f trinsins nlwut such a consolidation he has bp-n 'vorklnir iwiduoui'ry. nni j;riat honor is due lum to day In tho real zaiioii of 1,1 el.'Hhl hoi- A few months atro th Rallivav Jo-rn il mado menti-in of the prcpo- q d'al, und ha fiom time to time endi RVori-d lo kc-p Its readers Informed as to the prutrrss ma'le. In connrtrtlon lth the Mr-.r,iiia;Ii.-ij of the old Seaboari All Line with a inlli'ftse f Wl. the Florida Central an. l'nln-ular. I'T; inllea, and the Georgia and Al.iliama, 4i lnl'us, thf company ha aJ- just complett d construction of Esrveral impurtant inten tions. Tho most important of these ni'W addi tions Just opened for traffic are: An exten sion from IUdgeu.iv. X to Ri l.mond. V.T., a distance of l.l miles; an extend n from Cherav.-, S. C. Sl.OJ miie.v, and a third from Mcldnm. Ga.. the eastern terminus if the Georgia and Alalara.-i. to Hutchinson's Irland. In the s ivamiaii River. 19 miles di--tnnt. This Fii'e: the new Sealmard Air Line system a toial rrilenf f :T( making it one of the RieAt' Ft and most impurtant sjs tuns of llic tyrjtii In cennxY-tion wuh the nlxno improvement' ai i extrnjlons, the company hn al-o cTpipled tarso sums cf money on terminal facilities nt Savannah, ISSJ- f.iJZl-'BtVJt:1

rieslVamitf'3UfAvU.3t'vvV9KKBnKm TTr,. ..i.-.r".ivn-;a.'a i Mfi r i I rnttMnrai mm r,,- avifTT. src jnr-Xm-ax3m'T-m-n2mi?rtiTmmkm M!l!l!!i (1 UH M ltKPl Is -1 1 l.r. i i. i r.i I i n v i i .i h i brakadt! 2.111 n t. 1 nm V ll'i nn J-in 11 i.'.in 111 tin 1-vni-u i ti.e- Nitimil n ventlon. was born In Ohm 4'ounty. Win Mrtima. forty eurs mjjo on a farm. Win n 7 o:trs i-f aire hi. parents ritnixl to Klrk-'vllI'-. Jlo.. Mr. Oldham attended Ihe put-lie &-li-oW of tb.it city, cradujtin at ih of jo rr -m th.- KirkJVill Normal SoiW'ol. Mr i' ih. in 'p.n. 'd J .1 I m a V" prf-i..n. II,- yf-ved one vi-nr local reporter i Ki.-k-nle ..!,1. Ilevrirt to Iu. tlo and rved for .1 time as a n-porter on Hi" X, m of that eif. iati-r vuli.e t G.-ek as .diiur f the I'hron-Ic-lo. II.' w.m 1 nr .l ti of the South Puebl Iwiii T I vr.im He Mi'iLia 10 ill" uri .unl fo: .1 -.ir ,j t d .1- A"-.Ktanl S'ip,Tiiit-nd nl cf Pub lic r unml n M .uml..le. he had Ix ea .rndvinc law, and e.irl in ihe Vs r. 11 ad rat't' to the h.xr In 1V" h" rem"Vil toN-hia-ka. loeatinc at Kearm y. He h.11 never ben an avowH candidate for office, ntthouch frequenlli meniiomd a an ivail abK' wan for Ci npregi. II- nas? n'vias her a Iiemotrat. and bin ahilines- a an ori tur fci.ve always l"ii at thf Tie, c.t hi? iwrtx. 1!- doclln d to follow the ?ll.-r men in their bolt of the ImhhtiiV Siat, tvivemiop In 15 He atten.l.-d the i"l ver e'it!feren"e at Omaha in 13M. and antiourceii mm r-nn In .1 rlnalnir -p, h. He as th, pirman-nt lulltian of th" eovmttn that y. ,r when ili K'1' I "Vi bolt.-d. Sni.t then he has alay trained wiih I'-'-iin w ns of ih D 'm-i and wai in liJS. --ieetfl a one eif th- ffo d-li;.T,e -at-larire to Ihe Chi. -10 ")ii ventlon. alone vith Ilmm. Smith and T! mpni He a apfioi'init iKput Anornei Gep n-i tr Ve to rill a i 1. ,,tn li i ex pected that will b the nvmine' of toe I'll -ion far. .11 th i" 1 't I" iivei -tion for Attorney General. Ga.. and ho' don-' an Immense amonm of eonstruetion vnJrK it lln innwl, a 1 -lumhlH. S and other pwrnt" Pr.RCElNTAGE F CNITEO STATES? Seeral iinrestina facts will lie twikeA in an examiiiatiun .f th table It will tv sen thai il- 'tidiit" mileage the I'nitcd Seat.s hav ri2 p. r cat of all the rail roads of the no? Id. That h?. li..l miU". ut of a total of 4";.iV roil-f It will b- it foritd t-o thu tr." l'nin-l Si m-- hive &.7i" ir.ili m"r" th n all F!'jr it-d 7 ."a miles more than all Kuro;e and Africa ;n-1 4Hi n'il- more than all Europe and Au- tralai a Re.aTl-.dv to It population, the Vnlted States ha- moe nnnuJ than anv o'.her Itreat rati.::. :lt' t-. in itif t'-ili.-d S": there are :7( t'ople to i v -r- mi!" of il road. Ir. Gtrmai'V th r im'f of Inhabi tants p.r mile of rallioad 1 t 6S5. hi Ge.'t llritaln and Inland 1 7l. In Fiance 1.477. H Lurorfan Hvsu a no Flnlarid 4,C. and m Relslum 1.7il. ilattely to tile population ItrilNh North Amerwa has more railroads than any other great l.L'nn of she tartn where then- are 'III Irhabiunts per mile; but Au'ralala has 313 lrliabltant tr mile. Thi3 includes, of eour.-e. all of tie lirltish colonies in Australia and New 7. lnr.d. Is ln!tid" alvi the t"ie miles of lail- I rend In Ti ininla and Hawaii I'rrsldent IVII011W l,l((lo Knife-. It is suit'. 'i ihn ?ir.re Simuel Felton to ik tho tre-ld-ne of it- I'hicaca and Alton the ot!l !ai ep r.--' s of the eonipaii.. ln'i hen cut "it 11 m 1 ."t $"7" 'th posi tion of c-ncral i'. ira-t-r ith 1 cal-ry of !5(1 h 1.4 bo.n a'd -h-d. the .--Ni int Senegal pa-.sr.er pce.ii o o'rottd with an ir.creave ut but in s;ilar. WIuk- th retirinp general pat"ii'r aent ivi-d J1S() per arnurn. li tbr iretjrht depart meni Ibe re.un-tl n .m tiK-nve- b.' be n fully 0- marked tsldn' I!lack-tove in lii d ii. was famous for pnylnj; Ur.-s.".larl-t;

Cli'ellliv "l:ij l.riise II. A dal Li pn irg bv hiti lh ''o 'v.. CMahoroa ai.d Gulf ih xeekiri: to lea-' 1 White and l!lo k Kixer Valley road Th property 1 on of th no, valuahh- v!n,rt line In the Poutn. Ii run? from N-..ro't to Gn cory on ihr While I-jvor. a H.-i hi e of sixty-two niit.. io-slni the t h .'a road at Brii.kle. The road pa"-e i'"0'j'h Cotton I'lant ar.d other 'IM town la the countrx alone !h. hi- Rher 1 hji alnaxi le -n p .lit i hie a.al -hortd be a valuuiile huuB fe-.-r. ECCLESIASTipALjHVENTJOHS. Device Ciih iilati'd in lut-i t;i-ie IUjs- klT IJi-flMJit1. REPFni.IC fTOTI.. Nw iork. Juta Z Vfter r K'alar sermon at the 11 o l"-k ma--. io-! ill-Rev-rend Father Thorn J. luirn, pi.' "r of St. jo's ("nuriii. to.fl hi? .nrp-'vl hi-. that durins the sn-k he had t -i ii-t! '1 by a B-n-l-rnan ho nd avo-nl i Int 'r."H Mm in what ho termi-d ecln- ji.-'io il ,n entlons." One t.i th- inv".nlk-n J' a collection ba.-ket. whii h -as sruirar.t- M to increase the -iverage of liurcu coll- tlO"i 15 per cent. "The invention iome- from til" diocese Of Rorhe-tf-r," said F.uhor I ymilinxlv. "and the irentli-maii who ii inirajui-mtt it raid that all of the olio r cl.irih-s hid ob tained a supply of tin- i-oses. The .nv-n-tlun. it is -liiinid. will prev.it. for in stance, a v..'alth man from putting in a brlsht pennv fi a tle dollar Isold pli-oe. It will be thde 'n Ihe box bt-forf llw .'ye of his fellow -iari-h!Oi. it., and the eollei'tur long enou-h to as ertam Ju-.j how much It Is. and thru It wi.I disappiar Into t re. ceptacl. Ik1w oprateu tij the collector. The Invention ih proof again'! the dis honesty of the .'Oliector and e:y much like, the numerous tabulating iii.ichmev ,n th cotnmercml orld The min who Is siin to Cod will hn-e the satisfaction o; si" -lnic hii contribution o down into tin lov-r reiej-tade from which only the pa-ior tan take It. "1 !aUKli-l heartily at the idea of Mich a thin?. What a chanre against the honest of ine church minlier and she ooll-'.-tor! Such ecch ai.cai inv- nttonn have no place In tlie hoir-e of God. Thv are a relleclton Uf-ou the homst and inteKrity of every one One tnlijht ;ust at ell use a n-glster-inK liell aixl announ-e the amount eieii parishioner Bives. Th. sriit me two of the iw mvention.s but I shall nol ue them more than one day. Thvy will be u-od this ir.on.iiiK to show ou what the) are tike, and I pro-nls-- you th.it thev nil not l US'd .11 this church aiialn while I am pas tor." When F-Ul.er IU'"ey had ste;ied down from Ih pulpit thf.re nas a smile fn every lino's face toon four ushers inareli-il up Ihe thro- ai-les with the colli et Ion device-.. The two -n ih middle able arri-l Ihe n-' Invention- while thoi-e in the oth. r aisii-s carried the olu-slyie i!ates. There was .1 craning of lie. ks as ti u-hrs appro.iel.ed the llrst iew. In whi'h was an el rlj n tlemari. He -yel the liasket for a few so oiiil aud then threw in a bill. The usher pri-d a button, the .arishloni-r saw his err. t'1 ack di.-.ipp. ar The ushers pushed the button lor r --o ti or bill :h-y re ceived, and anv e"o ij,h veij one Iaw -aclly what 1 i.- utishho! g.ie. REGUlsTtlOiTEXPECTED. It alay Up Pent to linliana for Tay lor To Day. Frankfort. Ky June I -There were no developments In the matter of the warrant for the arrest of W. S. Taj lor to-day. Act ing Sheriff Sutter spent tho day at his home in the country and nt th- eicut!e ollice. It was stated thai no :eUl-itiou on the Coiernorof Indiana had jet bc-n made. The requisition is Ioiki-d for to-morrow. ev York nn.l llnston BIf Four Through Sleepers and Dmins Cars. I J,. JiilLiHWiJ- Iff v'rWMnjBWnWnWBPnWJI COHMEHCEiSEfJT WEEK AT SCHOOL FOR THE BLIND. SKKMON ON" I.fFK l'.V DuiTOH KxiTii-i-s Will ('niiiiiiui- I'mil TluirMlaj. Wlii-:: I;jilun.!s Will 1 iintVrml. tuim memrnl ek et the Miss'-url Scl.. ,d f..r tie Blind. Nin.-K-enih and Mor- trim Mr. tj, bewail eM':jTa afteriMKin with the Vllv-n of the lai launate sermon by lh It-v-reMd Doctor S J Nicee-lls of S.- -ord Prb5terlao "hureh. in thr rhaivl In eeinection with the ermon. ih.'re was a protcramme of ilucln by the pupili-. The ew" will continue until Thursday 'e.i:i.t;. when thev will clo?e with the 011 frTln5 nt diplomas at PI. kwiek Theavr lKa-lor Nt' colls tool: for hi text John III, T. "Now are e the h.ais of G-d Ile poiuie'd out thnt all life ame fioni God: that mar try j he nrsht. b ol N-en tot illy uti.iia.- t,. tran 'hat mystirious thin lall.d lif- It. its sour,e Life was God-l?li-p. ai.d It via incumbent i.pon the ro rlpl its- o' it i for ihe iesi imrjuise. "Jlan nn v. ii the prowtli of life." he ta1 1. ,n. tn ii- d.-elopmeiit and r" s.il b..t 1 tr e It tu it murce. 1'.,. L ef i.- o i- i ti, ,c i a my.-t. ri hi h i.'.ai. ir-ot "lie V- kituv. th it it N a t, nr:: !-n. i'.irs jW p. lH i tb i .1 v ki ow thji afl.T It pa es iro:it t! "-i;a.i-n- whi'-h it has or-upi-.!. th.' o-v-t'-' n- .t.-i.iis and pa. -i back in'o ll.e d'.J-i f'-oai wi.".e it i-.iine .1 'hi-- i-ll of nk-ts 1,,-ii ir Of I ial k a.t M nli spieulmi; out fn.ru 1 It! H leads were io. I il. til kl S .,1 d in.' eoitki coilrd th' i-l--in,'nt-'. Inl ine 1 ill' as thiF frfbb is, ni -ti and Hr it suritiya 11. A tin s-t1 i'r.i.,d ujion the moutuain sUle a ss-d so sni ill that a bud rrltubt 1 1 ir il nfT srnov fo-ii .1 i.n.I, r -ho.. o small a! fncile tba ih' foot I u siuIirH mii'ht b, ml and ru-ii It i!v 1 and b- shis sbtNit ha-- Kron so that it rtaehen alnn.st into Ihe clou. Is, and 1 a ginl.t. r-i-itim irlchtv stnrms and with bull: .'laiiiKh to funiNh sheller for whole- fafrdlles of men Whon man Is liorn he is tin- most iielpUi-s of ail .111i1ll.il life. lie tan do -lothing f'r biiiiaf sale erv out I V. hm limicn or in imin Itii' to what ci- pantle pioortkiiis nun crows: Tin- tnoth- er. looklnt; Into the tin., blinking ejes of her naiv. iirojins or the il.r.1. to come srh-n ther wll: clve forth a Hitht that the sun cannot rival; of nlien Ihe l--IIeate hand, -o in ak and small that It cannot hold ei-n tht- rattle that Is placed within it. will wbdd the sword of tho conqueror or the P" 1 of the philosopher. Year bv enr she sees him (sniw. until he has scaled th" h. avens. v.elqhed the Mars, measured the sim anil moon, con'iuen d space and timt until be has d v biped the pollers that miil.e hint the sreal'-st of God's handi work "The powers of man ore most marvelous, but the rfiif-hlfest of tli--iii all Is that which ciial'lt.1 him tu receive the spirit f God in hit. heart and mind. This -Miner should m-icr be i"s;ii eted. It is the -ower which cnible.s man to retllze his shortcomings, and make him strive for better and greater thln-rs. "Hlstor shows lo what height man can rise; and the mind can hardly bo put to better ue than studi or ihe bloi;ra.hI.'M of the Kreat and koo.1 and nohle men of the world The are the best thlnq- to read; far let'er than the a'.era-e novel, over which jouth is all too prone to spind Its tlmo." lux lor Nlciolls poiuicd out II. at Jesus Christ was the perieit man. ai.d urged his hearers to pillirn iheir lives after his. lie urKeil ai;aliu-t wasunsc time, ability and op IKirtunlli. and exhorted tin. youiiif people to make the beat of their posslbiliti.-a in mv. In lb" coui-e of the afUrnoon exercl-v-s siieral miiiks were sum; bj the elai-s, and SIIss Ma Glover. Kor.in.l Hovvi'U wj at the oruan. T-iliv will le (j.'ioi.-l to el.i.s work from to and gymnasium ercr--is at S 1 1. m. To-morrow at J p m. there will be a recital by pluno pupils under .Miss Grant, and orchestra pupils under Air. Sims. At -S P. 111. there will be a recital by piano pupils conduit;. I b .Mrs. Davi. and elocution pn piLt under Jli-i Hitih. 1'lasi Day x. retses will be held at the chapel -At.'n. -oj.ii,. heRinnlng at 1'J o'cloe-k. They include .1 piogrumme 01 music and reillatiGii-.. followed by a comedy, 'The School I'omniitlee." l.y pupils of the school In the aft-moon th. n will bean xbibllion of handieralt. klndercarten. U2 writing and p.dnthiK. condui'tnj by Principal A. W. .Mc Aler Tbursda) i-vcninir the- commence-in-nt ev-n-fce-l will he held at IMcknlck The iter. The sraduates are: Laura An toinetto Klsiur, St. Louis; Vallie Alav .Mc DonaM. St. Jos. ph; Rhuey Aivrtlo s'he-ets. Princeton, Daniel llarnfs. S.nuth. lloland Howell. Troy; .Marlowe HowtU. Troy. Indies of orlire. shop unl societv should learn from their enlightened sisters the helpful ard btne.lrial charm of a timely "Oranpein." powdtr. "Stimulates, strenirth ens, sustains." Democratic LeadiTs Will Attoiujit to Skalie Off Great Urit- ain's Gri. ADMINISTRATION IS ALARMED. IlepulilR'uu I'luff on the Xiuara;iia Waterway ISill Falls Uefore This I'atiiolie Jlove ly tin- Dfiiiotiats. nnruni.il" spKri.M WorhliiKlon. June 3 The announcement that tho Democrats have determined to press for a form il dei'laratlon abroi-atl:!.; tho Clayton-Hulwer treaty, created cui-Btem-itlnn in adinlni-stratioii circles to-dav. Tho State Deoartment. tb White House and the diplomatic world are all ukuk. Senator Morpau w ill to-morrow pn-seht the joint resolution he was Instructed to prepare b a majority of tho lnteroieaiilo Canal Committee jestcrday. He will de mand the adoption of the resolution as tho best way out of tha dltllculties the adminis tration has reared up to piev.-nt Is'hmian canal kxi-lation. The Democrats ptt-.-He-e to declare by law what ever) great states man of the past has contend. -il, that tin it Drltain Molat.-d the Claj ton-lltilwer treaty. and, for that reason. It Is null and oid and ti by act of Congress abrogated. This challense to the Republicans will not only halo a powerful bearlni; .ipon tho national jiolitical situation, but will havo an unusual significance in an International st nse. It Is a notlllcatlon to Great liritalu that the Demoi ratio party does not propose, if It conies Into power, to continue to be an annex to the l.rttlsh Foreign Oltlce. tint it agrees with the late James G HI. line. Secretary Frclimrhil) ye-n. President llajt-s. President Grant and others, that 1111 Isth mian watirway is a purely America i en terprise In which no futeign country can ha.i a share; that It the United Stales is to furnish the money to build the NU ar.uuan Canal, It will not p-milt a F.iro pe.m riinctrt to conirol the watirwa after it Is conipleted. as the Huy-Paunccfolo tnuty provides. ItepilbllCHIl llluff I'nll-i. In a practical, political way the action of SMiaior .Morgan and his eolli allies ap pro! .si by till the national leaders. Is .1 clever otfset to the Republican -uhtcrfugi-of c-tciday In s'ttlug aside December 1) for the consideration of the Nicaragua bil1 This was done- to lntluer.ee' the Oregon ileetioti. which occurs to-morrow, and the wins to the Northwest hale ben kept hot ..II ua b) the llepubllcan luanai;. is u surliig people of that commonwealth that tin adininl4tratIoii is on rtcord now. sure en-ugh. In (aor of the Nicaragua Canal. Tlie had reports from Oregon necessitated somii raiileal action, and while Senator Hanna. who Is looking for campaign con tributions, bewalbd the neci-asity of th.i partv committing Itself, accepted the situa tion and agreed to the date set. with the knowledge that next session the bill can bo jockejed and trilled with, retarded and side-tracked, and ilnaliy smothered. Just .is it has been this session. Senator Morgan takes high ground for tho proposition to abrogate the I'layton-Ilulwer-tieaty. He sayh that It provided tor an al liante with Great Hritahi; that this coun try agreed to maintain the neutrality of the canal, which presuppooed the employ ment of tho army and navy, and which em ployment, la turn, made necessary .n ap propriation. Appropriation enn only be made by CongrosB, and the treaty U un constitutional because it usurps functions lodged In thB entire Congress, and not re-pc-dng- In tho Senate alone. Secretary Hay Worried. Secretary Hay, It Is understood, no titled the President to-day that In his Judgment the passage of tho Joint resolution Senator .Morgan h.is been Instructed to rel rt would be the repudiation by the Republican Con gress of tho administration's loreisn policy and Nli-uraguaii Canal policy, and for that reason would reflect seriou.sly upon thi President, furthermore, that the passage of such a resolution would te not only a hu miliation for the State Department, but an act of degradation personal to himself, and that It would arousa tho resentment of Gnat Hrltaln and Furiously disturb tho amiable relations existing between England and the United States. Word waj sent out to-night from tho White House, to IlepubUcan congressional li.nlirs that the abrogation of the Cla)ton llulwtr treatv must net be permitted. The fear of ollending Gieat Hrltaln Is eil'lenlly greater in the presidential ees than the tear of wrath ot the jieoplo who objeit to an alliance with Great Hrltaln and who are annoyid at tho administration's trueklmg attitude toward Lord Salisburj. FAMINE HORRORS GROW. Dorl or KlopM'h's Kxperieuef al Uoiiihay Verifies All Report k. Pombay. Junn 3. Ixniis Klopscb. of New York, publisher of tho Christian HeralJ.whi arrived here May H aud startid at onco on a tour of the famine-stricken districts, has returnid after traveling through the most sorely smltfn portloim of the ltom biv presidency. Including Gujarat and l!ar ohia He makes the follovvlns statement rigarthns his observations: "iiverywhvre 1 met the most shocking and revolting scenes. The famine camps have l-ern swept by cholera and smalli-ox. Fugitives, scattering In all directions and stricken In flight, wero found lying in the llelds and ro idslde ihtchi's. The numbers at one relief stall. m were Increasing at the rate of 10."O per day "At Godhcrn there wre 2.f'0 deaths from cholera within four d.ijs. nnd at Dohad J.yJ In the same period. The ho-pital death rate at Godhere and Dohad was per cent. 'The condition of the stricken beguars de.crlptlon. Air and water wre lmpreg natid with an intolerable stench of corpses. At Ahmedabad the death rate in the poor house was 1-) per cent. livery dav I saw new patients placed faco to face with corps's. In eiery fourth cot lher was a cirpse. The thermometer read UT. In the shad- Millions e.f llles hovered 11 round the uncleansed patients. "I visited the smallpox and cholera wards? at Vlagam. All the patients' were' lIng on the rround. there being no cots Otherwlso tbel- condition was fair. "1 can fully verify the reports that vultures, dogs and Jackals are devouring1 the dead Dogs hnve ten seen running about with children's limbs In thilr Jaws. "Tlie Government I doing Its best, but tho native otllclaLs are hopelessly and heart lessly Inefficient. Uetwicn the famine, the pligue and the cholera, the condition of llombay presidency Is now worse than It has been at any previous period In the Nine teenth Century. Whole families have been blotted out The spirit of the people Is broken, and there may lie something stili woise to cidie when tho mnnsts-u breaks DAVIS'S BODY FOUND. James Salver Arrested Sajs lie Is Innocent. Oklahoma City. Ok June 1 Th tiod of William R. Davl. the young Independence. Mo., farmer, who misterlously disappeared from Luther. Ok tn March last, was found by a searching party in a gulch near Luther to-day. The skull was crushed as If by some blunt weapon, and there were a num ber of wounds on the body. Tho belief that Davis was murdered tor ms money grows stronger. James Sal.ver, a former companion of Da X'ls. arrived here to-night from Kansas Cltv in the custody of IVpaty Sheriff Cro-My of Luther, having been arrested on a rharge of complicity In Davis's murder. He de clares his Innocence. Kansas City. Mo., Juno 1 James Saber recently purchased a dairy in the outskirts of Kansas City, midway between here a id Independence. When arrested Saturday a trunk, said to contain Davis's personal ef fects, was found In Sayer" possession. He claimed them as his own. Soon after Davis dropped out of sight his team and wagon were sold by n stranger, who later Imper soi.ated Davis and drew Jpi of the hitter's money from a Guthrie bank. The Oklahoma, authorities will charge, it is said, that Sal yer accompanied Davis to the Territory nnd afterwards got possession of his money and property. Aged 'Jeiii-raTs Return io idilu Stirs All Political Parties. AMERICAN SENATOR'S OFFER. I-'iiiain'ial Uaehiii"; Iroiu ihe Tinted States i'l-ouii-ed on Certain Secret ('iinililidtis lit .May P01 111 a Paify. Havana. June 1 Geiral Maximo Gonvi U expected to arrive her arl to-nwrrow and preparation- hive been made to re reive him with all honors. Representative of the Nntfcumriiiia and K' publican parti-- will ga in different tugs. ai h harimt a U111.I. and v a 1 ions societies will also semi gallons to Join In the welcome. The motives that b vt Inuuied him to re turn are ;h- subject o( tnu.-h speculation. Many l-eib-ie that General Gomes, illsap pointeil at the attitude taken toward him bv the p.-o.!e of j'.irito Duminno. has come liack to Cubi to engage in an a.tive cim p dgn for the future presliienev of the Cultati K, public. It Is n-'Seriisi that his llrs' step will le to brim; all his Ii.llaen. lo bear In l.iior of election to the inayoialtv of Havana of G lie ra I Alejandro Radrhrtiex. imrtly for ra'isonal and partly for pollti.al conslderatioi.H If he ein mjik the neces sary Impres-ion upon Ih" rneiobers of th. National part), and if the result of his intervention Is she .b feat of Senor lstrada Mora, then the isjwer of General elom.-x wilt Ih much more gueially teis-gnizist than It Is now. tiOtlil- Is llll(tollS. Already ills friends he lusl a stite ineiit s.ilng that 1 rly in the v.,.k be -1 lit attempt to consolidate ihe l3entorr.il.. Re publKan and Nationalist paiti's. with a xievv of bringing about a harmonious con Mlttitlnnal eotiv ntion In this city in Au gust. The authois of this statement lend that such a convention is the only p.th to liid tmlence. It is rejiorte.l that Gomez, who Is at Santo Domingo. s;ij,i he was iiuirang to lla x.ma to bring al."iit the .ump'eie and abso lute Ind-p ndeiK-e of CuUi. aihl that he hud such .1 convention in vi.. Ii is also as serted that Gomez d sire. If possible, to be the lirst President of Fre. Cuba, but that lie feels that tti- re ma be strong e'ppoi-i-tion in biin on ,et o.nn of his birth. In whl.h event hu thoi. for she pr Iderey would be Carlos ,,r Alejandro l:lr:euz. lather would r.oive his enure stipixiri. but he would pr. fer cspides. Itui-Ued hi uli itierii-iiu. The I. a.U r of th" various arlies reply that the principles of th- organizations dif f. r 100 radically to make huv combination -u. h .is Gomez proiKss s practicable. An lntim lie frinid of Gonii z sa.v.s that If the partus refuse to tomblne he wll es tablish a Cuba I.ibr isitt of his on and endeavor to obtain a pl'-bicite of tin- entire island, epcting in ih.it way to force the political leaders tu adept his projs-sal. If only 111 the hope of fuliiic oth. e. It is reported that tor such a purpose Gom z has Uen promts, d funds by a num ber of wealthy men. im-lud' ur a United States Senator, who is sal.i 10 have off. red ZT"W:i on certain eorwlitions. to which Gomez will certainly am Th secret exam.naiion srer.l.tv of Kstes C Ratliloii". forr.-er DiM.tor of I'osts. develop" U nothing .xhich i..i not al ready known The examination wll lie continued to-morrow niurnin;. SECURITIES STRONGER THAN FOR A MONTH. ri'WARD MOVE.MKNT NOT V.K I.IKVKD PMR.MAXKNT. Uis.iiies.s Throii-'hoiit I In I'oiintry Is Not C.oml The Out look Uatl. l:l:ITIIt,lf TKe-l VI. New York. June 2 Although In. r- was rtlativtl) little Increase ill the xolun.e of trailing In securities hist vy.sk. the sbjok maiket was dicidedlv stronger and of a more pronounced cliarartir than it had been fur a month and more Saturdaj's closing priei s sbuvved a list of advances ranging from frartlons to six and e'.ht points. Miet of thisi- alutf were the results of pool and professional manipulation and of the extensile coveting: of short con tracts, to bring about w lib h the manipula tion was Intended. There wire no Indications of "buy n by the big Inti rests." up-on whieh Wall strt builds to many ho-es. nor were thr- Uri dine s' of increase.1 public interest In th- market. Sentiment In commission house quart rs was Impruvi-d by the Fhow of strength, but the Incn'ase in outside buy Ins nas so mil ill as to be unworthy cf no tice. The upward movement of prices was. on the whobi. quite ine-ouraginit. despite the absence of any ii-dlcatlon as- to its per manency. The strength of the stan.benl ral road stocks did much to remove ctirn nt apprehension, which at the beginning of the week t-uned Ill.el.v to lnci.me wbie ".pread. on account of Wall street failures and lninaslng gloomy pn-dirthins reganl ing the outlook for general trade More over, the np-tum was rsipidarly r.-rir.W as the natural response in t.ivuraWe d. vei opments. suih as l'.rltlsh success In Siuth Africa, the cessatb 1 ot gold t-xjiort--. t'l apparent ending id lh sugar trad" v-.-ir and tho better crop outlook, and, eliut this response. Wall street t.ok hf.irt again and revived Its hopes of a bull inirkt. n anticipation ot the appiouching lCepubluai; Con vi nt Ion. In addition to the fivorable ntW. there was a wealth of rumor, all of It bullrsh enough to suit the most optimistic specula tor, which was heard and accepted without ipjcstion or demand for contirmatioii. And so. while there has bet 11 no real chmge In underlying conditions, sentiment Is once more hopeful The condition of buslnt-e through. M the country Is not good, tier Is the immediate prospect favorable. Kailroad earnings do not ptoniise much for the next few months, jet professional Wall strict Ii vvt.rkii.it N r uli advance In security values. hnpi'iK to Induce general bujllig that will eair the movement on. One of the most encouraslnir features ot the market has been the character of tbe badirshlp Such standard shares 11s lSur llngloti. St. Paul, New York Central and Pennsylvania hive lieoii conspi uoti-iv strong. The recent strength e.f shan- "f this class has had the apiarane' of a 11 handle.1 campaign againt the short inter ist. Indte-d, th-re seems to be no oiber explanation of their buoyanrj. unless it be anticipation of heavy crops during the sum mer. Put, artlticiiil or not. the a.-tiviiy and strength of Ihirlington and other hitrb caste railroad stocks has done tnu h to bring about the noted improvement In spec ulative sentiment. ASLEEP JNDER A CAR. Mexican's Life Ciomitl Out on .1 Suiti'li. KKI-UDI.tC SPKOIAL K4 Paso. Tex.. June 3. This afternoon a Mexican. Ysidro Altemhrano, ft. asleep In the shade under a freight ear on a S it.ta Fe siding. A switch iiigino was sub"-.' quently coupled tn the string of cars id pulled them onto the main line. The sleep ing man was ground to pieces by tha w heels. ArrlinU anil Deprl rtnres of Trains at Ihr- I liiun Mlltiun. I' Ir ...-j' 1, .a)' tTi it v r vl.rt. -e ne- al n! t -nir-l ijr .ui 1 uiM.ir ..TUV. le,ll -1 1 --iiuruar Kxcept Mv U nt i.iM-:. K-risviuj; nvANn'iL4j: axi r. liouis e"OXSOt.HATEl RAII.KOAU. p.ajt- Iiej-art. Arriie. I.itsvtllo rxnrrse -4tir'!.-. Mount Vei-,.i. Mount lar- nei rrtr.4-t.n. IchiI'V lib V r -lilrrt.in. tihidi-thla anj X- v..px t-lliil 'tvvn V m.l .-T..n .Vi mm.lalin I.SVum U ai i--ville lml.rd to l-uis 1 i-.,ii,i,;. n. ILitll- tr re. VMI Ii hlj jnd Nw -,.,1, tx pm "tsipB iik: rot id LKK r!nr" NKW TnltK CKXTK-Vt. AXt Hl'tisetv RIVCK rS-TX ANI AlAtAXT M 1-llESAPEAkK AND OHI R-XILVVAY. Trjin P-part. Xrrive. b.;i-.nnf.4ls K-prois 7nsa 1-J'pn X Vorh an.l p-rt.n Um'l-il s- lm K 1 k-rl V. r Hpei Ul sr .rk. IV.-st.in. VVhin-.. n. l-altln. .t- ,n-i Phlllp,..a m ''gl'" A .n Kxrrem. .n tl--rm ".Ii tt. 11 and Alton Ac-o-itiK-- o.,t ..n iiJUpta li ii. t. v, Vn-k tn.-lnr-.O. hirait..!) lialtltnore. PM'- .elohis stSpm dinta ,'tn.n- ju. .le-ti) m.. 5 Si p. ArrHrs t m.. "t II n.r. 111 mJiMrn imi'S'i-vrl 1.. K. AM" It. I Mli STTIO. Tron Pepa-r. Arrtwe. Fer H'tiptlul H St. J I i's eft tier. K kuk at.! 1 1.1 luiei ..1 .IV am pin Fui -I tutu's s. i. K -1.1 V t.. I?ai..hal A 5srn F-ir .iutn v inl N-rth fT: am jt:-trra Fo- t l-fiiif Mintipols vta r f-- hm. htoes and bjm tl'i..D-in laiB "5-Jlpm "TH- IIHlTJWTn-X'efl-T-l TX- eiV- Fws fr Kansas 11. Ss. Ji.eth Norlr,'wet N-irtWl-s. I'D k Hills. Wri- tie r xletiri.. W'-.'ilnitii-n. Iirn KkiiwL V- rcland and ii'itfen I.Mtaai "aspo- 7' Twin 1tj Exrress for Minn-,K.ia. St lail aid l.'.va "J:a "IitSpm The "Xhralca o lorl 1 I's- ires" fw Oenrer. eop.-.-l flah nnd ParlSc Coast. v-U ,i..e. St P...ph "J:IIStiii "-"e,r- ror St l. K N W Iv-jl ta nn-lltirton TWpm F Vert V m I 11 S Paul and lneilTnII 3 m F." Kansus Omn. "l J.s, -ih renrer. Nets-itr. e-nl-i. rish and PaeHV e..... ilso N.-thwesr 'Ultra .-flail F.r 'l'ir. If tl rant flile line u.- fo- I..l.u-,': -n'l li roese "1 pra La! f-m HsnsH.. J1'' For Altrn I-enn 7 "J ro .1-ilre: S 71 x m -aBT. tts-i a. m dully: t-J3 p ..,?7. 1: "i r m -i "nfirdsy aao J -i .s f n exe-"t SumUy- "t p. n. dally: P m .latlT- tn r. "i 'It 7.v" o. -w. it. it. Tri'n IVpsrt. AnlTe. ".n .lll TnlsTtlle Ve5- trr -1 ItalimK'T- Pitl.i-i- .-M rhU at-l N-t Ye.k Ksr"-" '5 an pm ClnelnnsM T ni le Flt- t'ire Wash -c.i It.Hlm.' l-ill-i l--ti'a end N'W Vi -k Fi-l Mill "-svir-n 2 lip. .vviM rrr-mmiten .'.Bin T.isp On.-lr.-ia-l txiHl"Tl1Ie lltte- l.urr WiMrtrten. Ttnltlniere. P!,ilv.''!'i nnd X-w Ve-k rt tat ri'l I.orltM "Wan '.--erl T r-i v- n-T .'-it t. -inm t:iri n.-. x.erm-sti;. s 3 pen tn-71 al XV-st t.'id.i alvl I-noi ia.-lt 5-trlr. rt Mnn-.n Keu'e i?ra t.-gn (!IIC"m:0 M AI.TOY. f rw.Tttrf. Alt i Umtied rr rs,..,,-, -iin 'Tx l-Mi-aei "T-'i.e Eipr. s" pm rta-l Sit,-.,., Miln'trM ie..t,l 1131pm T:..am rsi."C Pra'.r'.- sttte" Hx- ri. l-supn R-'Sp-n Sn-.r.tt". IJ Vo oirn-l a ia" p;n MC 34 am Kinas iriy v-t'1!.:! I.In ie.l .slitapm vrs-i-a Ka;.-as itr tli- f s 'J -"x r"n .lacks. .nil lie .piiw 1 .tion r"n t n anri l-'nria nil sf l"'al Express 12 "1 pm "----l am cmcM.o. pi'.oittA vm "r. i.nris ItAII.W W iC. P. A 'T. I-) S-mifv tKpxrt. ArriTS. Alo.n. Clifton Terrace and l-nftoi C:03an tS:01 atn IV.., Pekin and SD-uu-rteM .-.Mr K.rires vli am yipi r.A fton n.t Chau'.iu-iua :-:lSam tpni Alt .n mitten Terrace aod el-altos Ts:-Jaci Alton Oatt'i Terrace aid ettufton ttl:SCiPlAPn Alt. n '11fton T.-rar and S-srtn-nid IHOpn'lfi.ini Aile-i. ."lirton TetTe and St rlnelielc tSi-fipm Pifto and I5ll.u.iu.iu tl-C-nM--"-ll Alt. n. Hlftcn Titmn and Grafton p-a t-S pm ri.ovmt i.u.vi. Tr t'n iv-part. A-riTe. ".,iet .11 J sw York nxp'ess. ":iiatu pm Toleli aii I New Xotk Cxprrt Us i-m am COTTON' 1IGI.T. ST IJH'IS ssjfTHWUSTKltN ILIt.WAT. ililiiuls cnlt t Tr.in "epirt. -iitIt. Cl! a fP Expr s am 7 il pm FHISCO mm;. Ti rart A-t1v-l Train. Vail-. Park Aeermmf-latlan... al) Par A. otumodat on... al. Park A irir Tm- and Kansas Alell fur e'urthaa.- J.plm. Wuhita. A-ksnna illy. eklahonii, 1m1I.s. Ualivton liiul Fort W-.rth aly 1'arls Areom-wo. ition Paettic Ae-mut-liiiyn allei Park A. is-mmojation... la Itic A(H.nim.-iatun Valley Park .c.miHioation. Texas United estil.ulei fer Fnr.'kT sriit;s K'.rt Wraith. P.rl-. tk-lla.s. iJreenvlllr. fo ul, CurKana. Austin. Sin Antr.r.lu Houston ami iljl iel.n We-frn Kxpre fr Vtnlta. )lih..mj. Carthaae. Joflln Xl'i. t tta. ll.rlon ar-l Ihe West am ti Wan tsiiatn 2.isa.-a fn.cjam H&pra 5't ant 3? pin 11 d) pm t C am XI 111 pm tl'' am ls:? mi ii 1 m t5:2l pm T7:ls atn t:.w pui t.vj pm 5.pm T:3tni TMpin "7:3 am ii.i.inoi ci:ni ItAl,. :'irtiic::n i.ines Trali. Ivpsrt. Clilca.. IWTllKht -:peHal pm tiL-aaw 'laam-ml Hlsrial". S 1 fm Srli,nld Mai: 7-am trnnaneld At'.'Tiafcslation "tsfclpnv SOLTHFKN LINUS. Padttr ih Mail ami Ksnr. e. Arrln. laapm 7.-2-I an 7wi I n l-)M an Mnrpn) snoro, lairsmuate i.hi Marlon Ken. lirl-ans fast Mall. ("air... atrmat. Jackoa. Tet n .and 7:i:am S:-ipr-j Taipn :rl pm 7:16 ara Tei i K-Linee S:latn Nashillle Ia Kxprrs-j. fjn:- tnsa. Aaa-FTiiM. -s. 1 -1.1 Lltanla t:Ham S:4l rsn Ne Orleans IJmtied. Calru, l,."ish mad Xleniehis "li'xle Hjvr." Nahtlle.iTiat- ttn'.iTi xrtanrs an. ji -.r 1 lite Hi A, 1 "n m.datl n Miiri-I sis... 11 pm 7:ls am line n. oil:... s..j:-t ti 1 1 r A--,.nimo.tji -n ".Tun V 1 larl n m.I .'ral -trirk IJ ren tit Sln II 1-nt lit rm FATHER KEILYA BISHOP. C'oiiseciattil I iy t'attlin.il (iihlions at Uit-Iiiiioiiil. Ilhhtn.'nd. V 1., June 3 TV KeV rend Ilet-.J limn .1. Kelly was c s-set.-.ttej Uislep of Savannah at St Peter's, the Catholic Church of th Viigmia Uioce-e. In Ki h mi.ui), to-dav. I'aruinai (libhotia of llajtl inore was th conevratr. asstlstid by the lturht ileverend John J. .Monaghan, I'tahop f UmltiKton. Dl ami the Kighi IP vwr--!iil llenr. 1". Northro. l:l.-bop of Cliarles ton. S C1. The Kevcrend Francis Navler .MilarthJ. P. J., was the preacher. AdiiiHM-ttui to the (Hthcdral wax by ticket otili, and the iiunilier s admltle.1 was lhn It.xl to tb 1 aimij caiMeiry. The eeteimii.y was Impre-slve lastmic 1 r nearlj thrisi hours and .1 half llisbop Keitv was ln esled with the pastoral -i itf of the lato ttlshop B. .'k T. mid also with the ring of tit- .ie-isasei pr l.te Altr Ihe eremoay tt.eie was a 1 n 11 t jt null ail the chur. h dlKiiitarnji w.-re present. FOUNDDEATrTTOGETHER. l;ep'jiitleiit Chita--o Man ami Wife Swalloweil I'ai'holit Acitl. Clnc.iK Jure 1 The de.ul lnulo s of John IL llaldeii ami hi- wife vv.-f found under a trie In ildgirv at r to-day. The man and woman had commit!-d suicide b swallow ing carlMiiic aelil. Hnblen and his wlf bid conducted a small artiiry and bakery at 13 North tn tir.txeoue. It Is sjid the man bid be!i dr spoiideiit oiling to fin.iniial .Htti.'uliie.s, and It is supposes bis wife shared his sorrows and th-. they dodd-d to die t'iKether. Westerners In Nen orI.. IlWl 1.1... SI 1." hi. N-a York. Jin.. Hotel arrivals to-day IncliKl' the following xlltors from th West: ?t. Louis- T. M. M.tson. S! E. C.r.en. St. p. ni--. A. C lbbir-i 1. A. Thanr. C.nbl 1k' J. F. l"omeays. St Cloud, I A. Dhe. Fifth Avenue. H I' Williams. New Am CASTOR 5A rcrbfesSa-JthaJra's. The Kind You Have Alwajs Bought I .C X. It. It. -aio. x. k At." I st Mad i: xe .lie. Neir !e B.rr.nr ar M -v-1 Nery. 'ia,tt n ..if i A' .nti. V- i. .ru 'i. 1 Mott'e N lirliarta ia Jai k 111 ill 1 3 il. uztt V. inon .V-. vmm -i itkm 1. Southern Express to illle. "ia-en.'le J!ii-iaH- XI. bile. tu le inn. T. asillb-. Jaefconvitie, I li. to .sis. and i-t. ivtei Hinr. Kla. '-"i lROi .t 'sTAlN. Train. lH; A T Tex- Fas' MS..I to Tattle. It It T-xarki-j. Iialtas; Fort tTorh awl AMItae -r. ill 7 t"ela. 1 olumbua and Caw; Fxpreita "a-0 Fill DsyFxur.-s-i HttSprlies. lUaa Fr TV. rth. Au-itin. Sna AH'nli. II 'stoa aa-l tlntrrnm Texss. Mexico ae-1 'lIK; Mnlal Lallas. Ftrt rr"-. M Paao. le- A' -;.'I"l. I- iefx San Art.nr an! taire.1.. ''r"' 'Z' Meit.riii, Hut -H'rti Ex"- In lil. H.A sT. I,. I. (aVnilerwin Itonlr Tiain. l".- Fi-t jdi.iI-eivi-Tsh--. Ooier- is-t. Ia.'11-i-tl'e it! ivrist:- 1 E. "-m r xp-e-. iwenst-i, I-t.m, j..iiVsTaiaal tha Ba-a rr MOMII.K AMI OHIO. T-nln fv-nrt. A 1 suthem ssv-ial N' rttietu So wl.. Wei l-.dia Ely.- -11 llurihvsh.0 -parla. Cheater and Perev A. 'TinHKtl!'1-! "I M., K. A V. Train. I-r .v Jefl-.ra fv. Oobimbis S ealia. Cllntoa. Fort S"'t Par-etw and Indian T-rTit"-y Kprsa I np-i F -I W.rth. tiatltw Wa.-o. TatV-r and AnMIa Exprers I'Ki" T t ti"n F rt Worth TViltaa Sn An tonio and lairestin Exptv-'. ti St l-ia-lf Sedilta Fe-t -Vott as! Il-fl'son Expree. 1'rn Mllsorttl PXCIFIO Klll.WAT Train repnr. r Fast Mitt !-iil' tyeal Enpr.- 7:S5 'jn t Kansas 1 .ti -t Jcsh emx- s.i oil .-use -n Kaia Kxpep. Slrtpri xvashinct in Aocm-svTdarVn tldpa Karsas and Xer.'",-ka Limit -J K&D-.H City. J T-bn. XVIehlta. S Jesepjt. Omaha, H uthe- ICin.aa and 3tith- to-t M's-srsirl 9-lrt-i Kansas and C.isft--id dots.-.-.irv p, 1 leie Coeir- Tyixe trains leaxe Cat l( at a. m.. 1 1S 1 m.. ti St) p m 1 1 C"k in tnins l"et fnl.-n statl"- 1 1 m W- m tl p. nt aa.5 IM- n Klrkiriod trslrs lertTe F-iin Stst. a a 7 ax., it p rr. t-" p m.. t'"5 p m I.are VanJevever Avanuo Station a r a. n. Uatly. IRrrert "jnfay. JPuiJst er'T bT. f.OITS AND nvwinvi. N1.V WAffceSil KAII.tr AIT Train. rra- r 're Mall ani Evrress t7 J emit" ixpr Mall an-i r-xprcsa 16 a7 pm Ziv st. Lni'is-rnoniA t.ixe. fS'l f. T. A St. U) ST. I.., K. C. .U C. K. It. "6T. LOUIS Id.N'E Train. Pervir. Ar-"v t'Mon Exrf"" Mxtly) 4" p f irivi Coeur 1 la't-i 9 ID on Creve Creur IPanday "niy 6.oaii 7 Crers Coer l-ih- rSaturJsy and Strndav rnlvl l-TSpn f '-s srTilticis .iinitcii vnt iiujdci: tfi:- allN'tl. It-VIUW IY SLTJIKU W rilIN M3HV1C1:. KaMisT!-" Tav- lhth n-vt r-i-i.t v;- Uxtept Sar.Jar 1 iJi. ST, V 1. a rs UA 1 11. I 5, 4. '10. .-0 S r Satunlar and tiiir only U. 11 p. rn. a only iZ 7.3t 19 12 a. ra. Sit p. m IxMie tv.-i'hlret'n Axe Kx-epx Mi-1.-. e:t. 7:1L s a. p. v. 113 a. m. 1 t-o. 5.1. ZJ. i.S p. at. Hatur w an., -cruy ll:IS p. m. --adiy czOji-JH. Ij', ij j ra ."a p. m Vtstlsrand Iaave Granite City Ex-" .-.y. 6:'.J, V. 8:11 SR. 10.12 a. to.. 1 S:E, 4:35. S:. 1.7.7, T'VJ. S'lT p, m. 5.' -cclx p. in. Sunday only v -si. 9 Z' a. 1. c p. m. Ia-aie Atadlre-n Excetit Sunday, i-l" TV 3JZ. ll'H a. ra.. 1:15. 3.1T. 3 27. 4.4". is p. ra. fcnturdar erdy 46 p. m. feunjy oruV C. 9.41 a. ra.. las. t.-vM p. V.l-UAIiIA LI.NI1. Train. ttereir. Arn.e Fxst ilIl am l 4ia Tralaa von. SI ant H. I'lill.i.- ".eliIa. IialUrTorstnd V.'axh- listoa Special S:41 sn fr.-- IrAanacolis and Na- TorS Lecal 5:Alara 5 w r-r New York Urall-d pm li-op Colimbua and lUotera Ex- j.rees et-ftpm "a Vardalla AcooniciodaUon. Sypni Op Irellanapolls ana No Tcrfc ljji m.ps. -5 it'-. AVAIIASII. I"nsteru Lines. Train. Sepsxt. Arrtve Cort:ne-pi! Urdfl Detr-)!; Nlasara Tails. ll-Tiilo, New York and E--ton tM an 7pn To:Io. tr. It. Nlsrira Falls. IivCalo. x To:k and lte ton lixpr- Su-jpra .:1.. TWedo, New Tork and Boston Fit Mail Iilsaax 2'4. a". Ulititrht lnlte.1 rvriti. Nl acarx Falls. Iiulfalo. New Yurk Rid Unsten ':tS tin Tildi Ivoil Frr-ree 7uaia Fast Mall Boater.. Xw York. BuITalo aol I -fat 'r Chlcttlfo LI""- Pan'i-s- FxTre-se M-ira H3i f l'anrer Lunitel Cbl a-D. 'V 5 I" 1 a KM-lrtl tjin'ted Chlsaira ...11 1-1 Taa Mail Cnl.ao 2laai Kansas Cliy I.Sne. Kansas Cl'y Express im .v K.iras ITr Fa- Mr.il '5 pn 1 Kansas City Limited 10-U pm a. NorlliT-stern Lines. e"ann(n Hall Oi-iaha -:.or'a T.-S.1 an Ottumn-a and la Motns Ex prtas 'Is S"r- Ottun-a-x and t ai.Jni Umlwl T:Slp-a. Il'rt I.ocul Trains. West M-berty. Kaunas Oty an.1 Patton -ourfc Ica! '7:tlam "'Wpt- MoherlT boeal i Simll East-Decatar Iex-al im. 11 snliorhnii Trains. From Fnliri blalioa ft. Charles tJ:rndJl "j-n Kl.-ikH-h l'ar l'pa lrxtMon ...2.4j a 'lr Fenruson IJivm Cr Ferdasen IX si 3 Fersusrn 21' Fertmsen iThtir-Uay rlty).... H pn 10 I !r Fr'-m tulie strt fetatloB s't. cstls Iisnam 1 St e-harlea tt)p-a Prldxeton I'lpm x l lirlrtatoa 4. am is t p 1 rerjcimon -.-art l Fercii-i',11 pm 1 IVbhs.x i- rm IC r' Verrxw-.n t -1 ii t j Fr(iBsn ttll.tprs ItllwOr' sterdam: J. II. Woolf, Kverett; O at. Alt man. 4-tlt.rl..i: Jliss M. Ham-, l'fk A.' line; W. Sale Imperial; P J O'P tlmnd Fit- -t: c H I;eut Bit-. Kan-a.s Clt. -A C Stone. No-mane"e; f Kownlnir. St. I'l.iud: 3. N. Jick-on. .d t Hill: H. Keed. traprinl: It. K Sh-r' Metropolitan: S I. Seeliif. Hav State. St J.ve-W. W. Whcl.r. Mrs. W! t Miss M Wheeler. Manhattan. A li I. Cad ilia.. OHIO UNSETTLED. 0'ino-.ition to Ilanna anil IVismIi! 31tKinley. I:FPITtl Ji- RprrTAT. New" Yiitk, Jure 4 The Jnurr'.T p'. -'irs the folio whin: Pht.s,delphla, June S. Natv i! C r man and Pr-ld--rtlat A-lxlFer II not control th.' iluo delegation u. 1. Inr. Itepubllc:ii Convention. Dei "Ti l-lht stronely rs.iit to a i t. in opposition frisn Ohio not only o IT 1 but po.sIlly 'o M Klnley. Hinr.i hi cunsj his headfiu-irtirs at the H -ton. where maiiv other rooms w -r gaged for the Ohio dele-rates T. ti'- h"aever. Henry M. DoujrhoTiy. w t -d-featd for 'loverrnr of Ohio t-. u't ageiicj of Haunt, who put la Iitihiti f gagd h. a.kfuar'ers at the Laf.iv.:r 'if larse .1. b-gailon rrom Chio. Witi bi-a v otne Hi-ieiv ri.e- Fe.rnker nt I 1, Pu-dinell Th. v mil. it I- rep r. their d. lig.us aRuinst Hatu.a for 'u;' In faxors. including 'feKinlev FOUWD DEAD M BED. Stijijioseil lo He a Viceiiu o? l.'ohi-el.s. Kae s City. Jii.e 1 -A J.-n from SpruigiieM. JI.. si,-- F..."' S tion. 1. .r h r-. CI. -i Ptvt ears. irk in n r il -i-i w dead In led ir in- ie..r of the P. -morniig. 11" had l-fn shot in tv ""a I, a' Iirently bv a 1-i-tslf. Th- r. r v h Id so ci.. p. 1' line's hi 1 that I.. Iiowder burrc! 1 ia t.ie. Bears tho Jisrp,j:o c&&jfte &U4Z

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i THE ST. LOUIS REPUBLIC XT7BI.TEIII7RSS OnrVRGT "CXAIT i- CO. Ciuiea TV. ICnapp. ITe1dnt nnd Cm. M5T. Ceors:-- I, AJU--- Vtee lYcrsdeat. W. B. Carr. Secretary. OfS, Cornir Serntb &n SU-eriJ. cnraci!rjc mniiiNi.) TKTJM9 Or SlTESCRtPTION. DAILX A.VO BI7NTA- EliVEX IS? JT3 A WKI5K. By Mail la Advance roctas rrspalil. Or.n Yar !5 PIx Months .J Three Martha l-. Any thre- tv. ercer Fun-tar. o jw.. S-jmJay, with. Ma;siJi Swlal Mall Edrtloc. Sunl.tr -iy Marain 1-- BIT CAltlUl.W. 8T. 11U1S AND SUBURBS Per weefc. dally only PerwrU. t'Iv n-vl Ftm.1ar ..ll cents twioa-wi.1 issue. PoMliOwi UcnOiy r.ntj TbursOar ea jwar-ttJO Ilnv!t tir 5-Mik draft, express, Ecner order r mistered !-ttcr. ASJray, TBB REPtTHXiCi S' txnitfc SCo. CTTtr,e!e.l n-KTiiraic!.-t.oa eaJuwt be raturacd under any clrcurntanfi. TSrr"l at the row oruc at 8t. tan's Ma, OB fieeen 1-cIft- matter. DOMESTIC POSTAOI1 PK CXJI-X. Bltht. tea ll Wli( nges. lceat Sixteen. tlcUeen, and tw.-nty sot-- 2 cent for one or 2 cents lor 1? r Twenty-tiro or twentr-e:alit pages Thirty tksw rwrts ...Jerri I:i Kint wh. Conrresr-rtcvTi Jfaln J'tl A TJ ndltorlal It-eeprtori-Ii lorn I'ark 1 U MONDAY. JUNE 1- Vol. Si. Ne. 333 MAY CllKTC&AT'OX. W. B. Carr. Business Xasagtr of Tb St. TjomIx KeruWir. b!ng 4iUjr n am. cay ttiat the actual r.umtwr ef fall nd eomplta copies cf the claUr and Bvnfcy Rputite prlr.Sra donnir t:i mMitB of May. 1 nil l.i resular cJIUoi.s. n-s as pc schedul ?)Iow: 2a:e. c5' l TVtt!-. 1 S0.IS0l7... 2.... ....80.210 IS... .84,260 ....,100 ....86,00 3 S0.S26I19.. SO,0SOM SaoaaT.-S.lO 6 52,335 21 S3,00 C Saada7..S4,200;22 3,-450 7..... 80,090123 S2.-410 8 79,20 4 S2.570 9 6,560 S 52,840 30 85,970 36 S4.970 11 8-M60 27 Snnosy. .S3,80 12 90,230 S3 S2.820 13 Sunday.. 8. 770 20.... 62,(MK) 11 4, 710 30 82.SI0 15 84,640131 S2.130 15 S4,460l Total for the month 2,5S4,63S lcf all cop4s SIW la prlst- lag. ittl over or 231e K.IG Xetncober aistribld 2,531,492 Average dailr distribution-... 1,661 Ard ta!J IV. 13. Carr farther csy tiat the number of cr-ptts retura2 or Teairtfd ucroM Ccrlns the manta 3ay was l.Oi per cent. W. B. aVRR. Sworn to crd suiwribej befers me this thtrty-flm Jay ot May, 1. tr rubiie. City of St. itl M.. Mr I tertn unr,S Ar.rtl K lfL J- rA.Iarii term empires April X. UflL TltrST SENATORS. t Senator Allen of Nebraska was jastl- 1 lied In his assertion during last Friday's I debate on the armor plate question that the moment a trus-t is attacked on the tlnor nf the Senate tho attack nramntlv i brines out such trust Senators as Han na of Ohio and Elkins of West Virginia to stand la tho open and defend the syndicates with every means la their I2wer. Following on the heels of Senator Elkins's angry announcement that he did not accept the view that there was .longer from trus and combines, tho amenument coiua tw useii to uestroy warranted reUirt of Senator Allen will 'abo? organizations and that It was ad not bo lost on the public mind. It Is im- visable for Couvress to ue the power possible to remain blind to the fact that already at Its dispofeal for tho restrlc thero Is a powerful pro-trust Inriuence tlon of trusts before, seeking a dunser at work In tho Inked Suites Senate. '"s amendment of the Constitution. This Influence Is felt Immedlateiy upon It may be that aji attempt will still tile development of a serious peril of aaU-trnst legislation. Its most potent force invariably cmanatefi from Senator Hanna, the trust Instrument in public j life and the official head of the lte- imbllcan national organiratioa. i The recent developments in the armor plate discussion are strictly in line with tho Republican record of utter subser- viency to the trusts. They go to provo tint the syndicates are in entire control of the Republican party.- Rapidly mul tiplying proofs of this fact are having a cumulative effect on public eiitlnient. Tho result 6hould le the determining factor In the Novomber elections. THE ACE OF A WOMAN". It may yet remain for the peculiar and oMocJ.il "lorv of the tiikimr of tl 1 twelfth census to He In the fact that throush Its developments was found the .solutlon of the problem of learning a I woman's age wlieji the woman herself Is determined that tho dread secret I measure the api-ei.eusions of St Louis thnli not li revealed. us lliat. their water supply Is being con- All along tho line the iatient euumnra- taraUwted by the Chicago Drainage tors engaged In tho taking of this ecu- I anal ,I(H,iJ not render less deplorab.o kus have encountered spirited opposition tL failure of the attempt b Impruv-s on this Lssue, but the crisis seems to tlw QnaKtj- cr St Loni&'s water. Even have Income more acute in Richmond, 3f ,Ue w"ter tnppliw! to St Iubaus Va.. tlum elsewhere. There, the nows all tip-ii,er contamination. It is reports tell us, many intUirnant women liatly refused to state their ages. :inu the census men appealed in desperation to Chief Snead of tho Richmond divi- nion. Chief Snead beemo to be a man of experience when it comes to the man- J ngement of foaialeu. "Use diplomacy," advised this re-1 sourceful and wily official. "If a woman apparently .'55 refuses to give her age, i just tell her thut you are going to put her down as 4o on your list I'll guaran-j tee that will lis 'em all right." j And now a profoundly Interested i world will await with feverish eagscnesn tho results or this llao of action. This is an old world, but up to date no man t has succeeded ln compelling or persuad ing a woman to tell her age when tho woman was averse to the confession. If Chief Snead of the Richmond divi sion of the twelfth census work has suc ceeded ln changing this record he will j have won a deserved Immortality. Rut I it will 1k wiso not to crown his brow with bay until the full returns are In. CONFLICTING EDICTS. ICansas City's edncatlonnl and legal lights would do well to agree on their iloctrinc?. Recently a school official cf that city ruled that woman teachers should not wear "rainy-day" skirts when on duty. Now a Kansas City police Judge, in deciding a spltting nulsancc case, has declared that women, when, they appear on tho streets, should wear skirts that approach the ground no closer than two Inches. These contradictory edicts recall tho story of the father and his son who drove an ass to market and on the way met various persons with still more various opinions. Tiio moral is the sam'': Po.i.- r;urrlf and bo v. fiat Jou tai- i.!'-:usi-d at least oiii- p- r.'U. Tho i"!ui!oii of tito hl.irt iiroUK-m of fTttl by tlie Kansas City J wise Is not tho correct one. The j.-orsn who tries to argue a Rrov.-in fashion out of conn trnancp bas alxjut the same c-Lauce of success as had Kins Canute when lie ordered the tide to cease flowing In lest It wet the royal fecf. When fashion will It will, yoti may defend on't, and when it won't It won't aud there's an end on't. AH yon can do is to grin and make the best of it STATE CONVENTION. There is a dnty of carefulus and harmony whieh the Democratic Conren- tlun at Kansas City this week cannot afford for a moment to forset. The I convention asseuiblr with unusual ad- vanUses. The Governorship nomina tion, awl at lPOdt three others, have been settled in ftvor of eaudldaien strong with tiie people. l$nt mere remain.-. TUiii js no time for experiments; still less is it a time for blunder. Only able, tried and trustworthy tnca should be selected as nominees for The imiicrtant oflk-es still in dispute. Only reliable and luiKcllu-h Democrats slxjuld be put in eharse of the ampaipi't man aj?:uent. ITie ticket and the State Com mittee should alike be equal to the de mands of the cauvass about to begin. The National Democracy loots to 5Iis souri this year for an example of ss grosslvo campaisnlns. The outliok in the jst is encnuraartne. If no mistakes are made the next ".'resident will be a Lem.ocrat. Our Missouri plaifornt shotild le a vigorous, plnin-rtngins declaration of progressive Democracy. The ciindldate should bo their own explanation, pre-' scntirg nothing to be defended and everything to attract support. The di recting officers f tho State Committee I ehomd be cordially In sympathy with the candidates and devoted to the one a .ai of Democratic success by appeal to the pePte Starred right the campaign will be throughout a inarch of cnCicsi.ism in Missouri and an inspiration to the party In other States. Den't make r.sy mis takes now. EXPOSED THE yiJA:.". Congrej.sm.in De Arrnond's exposure of the sham antl-trikst bill introduceU in tho House by the ItepnbUcans as a j graiid-!tand piay for the purpose of fool ing the pu!lic tvas &o complete and con clusive th.-U the trick reacts on its originators. The American people will undoubtedly be more certain than ever that no honest t legislation against the trusts can bo ex-! petted of the Keptiblican party. The Iiest that the followers of Hark llanua are capable of doing In tbeir condition rt .iwJtttD .drvttnrt ,1. t,o,.. XJ nitude to the attempt JOSt SUCh bunko KV. attempt Just such bunko snns as was t contained In the measure which failed to P389 le House lasr Prlday bogus offorts iot'Bdei n'.v to l,riw: camiutigu lKa&At to Ipubllcau party without f 3a the slightest degree menacing tho j trusts. Tne slgniflcant fact tliat ceriahi honest Republicans bhared Mr. Do Arrnond's view of the biil In question and were, i therefore, unable to give It their s-up-; port adds to the proof of tho trickery j which lay In that measure. Kepresenta- tivc AlcCall of Masr-achnserts was es- I pecially frank in his condemnation, de- clariug that the proposed couMitntion&l j mnue uy i;epunun orators auu party organs to mauufjteture campaign i material out of the failure of tho House Pass the bogus anti-trust bill. Should this lw oae. the people will be found I "y iosii as to tne rem meaning r that incident All that lias ln-en aecom- lushed by this Kilted trick Is. as stated, but a more complete exposure of the hollow im-kery of the Republican snam or opjiosiiion to the syndicates, n masiuernde assumed exciusively for campaign pnrpoues. FLuVD.'.S ANNUAL REPORT. It Is deplorable that Water" Commis sioner Flad In his annual report should have been obliged to record the total failure up to the present of tho efforts to supply St, Lonis with a filter plant, -"J-'"y "ew oi iue uuappropnate.i lla"ee to the creilit of the Water Dl- payment adverted to in that report. f Th fet thal lht-' n-'I" dispels in a stm ln ,,ued of improvement. Visitors lo St- houLs wn" lutx't ,1mj water in their :lBiion.s, if not at their meals, always j wiueot unfavorably on lu They may allow St Louis's streets, "no IwUer than country roads," to spo their eeuKure because St Louis lias nne streets that j "re Juudera ln every way, but the water is 'ways a butt for c-ensure. Krou i the "Btouuded assertion Uiat st- Ij0al cannot complete a lUter plant 1? tl: Um ut t!le World's Fair were ,r,,c. tlie work should still be urged wit It vteor. if St Loulsans could not supply ,Me!r victors with clear water they could j lt;t them Know thtit work vtas in pgn-ss to improve th. water. Water Commissioner Flad and his colleasuos on the Eonrd of Public Iniprovemeius should not abandon their efforts for a J uiunic:;al filterpimit. RUSSIA IN CUIN.V. Thoro is a very significant Illustration of the complications Inevitably Incident upon the contemplated imrtiiloii of China in the latest development of the crirfs now existing through the formi dable phaso assumed by the antl-forelgn rovtt led by the Rogers' organization. Owing to the peril now confroniiusr the variotiK Consniates In Pekin, ami the menace to the lit es and property of for eigners in timt city and other io!nts in Cliina, It has become necessary for Rus sia, Great Rritain, the United States, Germany, France, Japan and Italy to make a display of force calculated to deter the Roxers from niasacriug for eigners in the interior or from attacking tV Consulates in Pekin. And rlcht at this -;m begins the international em barrassment. With the exception of Russia, the other p. v.e-s mined have emt-nll them m'ms v. itli landins maritu in small numitcrs and wiih a naval display 'f the few warships legitimately In Chinee waters. Iiussia. Iiowever, init In her apiearancc with nine warships the next largest number being llnee and with H.UtX) trons emuarked at Port Arthur, where H.Ottt) additional troops are held In readiness for Chinese fccr vlc e. This formidable Unssutn doinonslra tlon hss Instantly given rise to the story that tho Chinese twubles have been fomented by Uttssia to eutible tho Czar's Government to bring about :i Uus.-Um eoup in China, and an active interchange of telegrams between the great Powers is the result. There seems to be mi apprehension that Itussta. and not the Chinese revolutionists, insti tutes tho prime ilanger of the ireKeut riis In China. The fiiuatian is so typically picturesque and vital with world-politics that it cannot fail to le of profound interest to Use thoughtful observer. I1ANX.VS AUilOU PLATI1 In the repartee Incident to a sjieeeh on the pftjuositlon to i-reet a Govern ment armor plate factory Senator Mark Banna dvlarel that the only kind of armor plate he had ever manufactured was political armor plate aud he had found his product '"pretty in ulacrab'e." That assertion may be true as it con cerns the campaign of IS;, but icdica--ttons are that the Ilanua armor plate has during the last four years h.st much of its invulnerability. Armor plate Is effective until a now projectile with unusual powers of eoe tration strikes it, or until it has deterio rated from undue strains. Hanna's political armor plate has been subjected to strains of torsion, tension ami com pression recently. The strain resulting from the load of the trn-:s for the iast four year.-, has been considerable. In dications are that Senator Hanna will Iarn a number of surprising facts about Ills armor plate when again it is brought upon tho proving ground. .Mark Hanna in the Senate denied that the trusts were contributing to the lle pnbllcan campaign fund. As the Ile publicau iiUtfortn wil probably contain both an anti-trust pl.-nil: and a plan!: in favor of trubt-breeuing protection the contribution and tho denial can abo exist together. When traveling talpsmen take up a movement It usually travels. These men are uushlns the anti-trust movement and they refuse to accept the anti-trust promise of the party which had four years In which to do something and did nothing. Governor Roosevelt's reported letter favoring the candidacy of Judge Tripp lor tho Republican vice presidential nomination s-eems to have been written on the principle of "any port In a ttorm." An Institution like Washington Uni versity, absolutely unfettered by creed or dogma, equipped with an endowment of over S.",00.t,tK0, should thoroushly justify the pride of St. Louis in Its work. Major Ruthboue of the Cuban postal department sbould be taught that an American President cannot be black mailed into becoming a confederate of carpetbag boodlers and corruptiouists. The prospective capture of Pretoria will be so mazuitk'ent a success for the American administration that it trill turn to 'he Philippine war with the re newed vigor that success brings. The question, "How eoukl Aculiialdo escape when he vtas never captured"' Is as easy to answer as "How can the Insurrection be ended while tho lighting continues with unalnitcd vigor':" What remotkable thing-; the "investi gation" of the Supply Commissioner's office would show If it were as rich in tangible results as It is In adjournment: and postponements! For a suppresstd Insurrection it must be confessed that the fighting now u In tho Philippine Islands of Sauwr, Cebn, I'auay and Luzon is rather lively In nature. The plan to colonize the conquered Eoers in the United States Is excetdtd in attractiveness only by the plan of leaving them unconquered In South. Africa. In view of the fact that its sessions will be held in a tent, it shouldn't sur prise any one if the Missouri Demo cratic Convention this year should be breezy. Our colonial officials seem to reason that there's no :idantase to be derived front carrying a carpetbag unless one Improves the nr.-t opiort unity to till It. j The Increasing frequency of joint me- tuorials and joint celebrations hi honor of the Rlue and the Gray may be con sidered it healthy national symptom. There's nothing strange In the fact that a serious Senate attack on the trusts Invariably liuds Mark llantiu in the role of -ounsel fr the defense. It I a hale prediction that the Re ptiWicau anti-mini iJank will le p.idded at the place where It is expected to come in contact with the trusts. Mrs. Ilensley says American women live too fast to live to lte old. Rut does i she know front the women themselves i how old they live to be? j Civilization has not yet reached that point where a woman recognizes tho right of a ceiistw enumerator to compel a confession f her age. About the only way for Switzerland to become an American State Is for her to scratch gravel nud hurry ever to tho world's ri?ht side. Kneli sH1 2t It Snnsr. If n:l t1.- f.-n.a Fum; tn tho be&rt '-ull l m welds' oxprwtf"J. O. Iww thta wtary worid t.-u11 Ftart T rarfure thus cnf-'i: rjool ww;l to caul hanronteuA caU, Willi cbantlnt: olar liHd stronB. Tor ne er a duaib noul of n- all Hut. tut Ka oxn irxeti eocs! Asd raM Uiffr tcrt sonffs find trortl. Eo f--rf's?t Is tlu-lr l ne. T twf 't'.r ,in--irp trheaM -l:td tVr tn w tje kn.-Tsm. In -j I w u f r an.! fxjl. i --i in tu frr Hr tvnr a ,.un.i- t, Jl of o all Iut li 1U uvo Rrrct fr'tisl U'Lr rx.SA'UKDnta. TAFT OUTLINES THE COMMISSION'S WORK, MarArthur to Iirmniii in Control Uurintr lYi'Hininary Dc- libcnttious. NO DEALINGS WITH ARMED MEN. Conditions Will Ho Adjusted to the Satisfaction of ''iliirinns WIkt- otw' I'ractieable Schools the First Care. :.ranila, June .-..The United State tr:.n port Hancock, front San Francisco Aju 11 IT. arrived here this morning with tho uu inlers of tbe I'tiiUpprca Cwnm!sJk)!i. The nn-mtiera of (tcnerat Mar.Vrtlnir'j Naff weVomed thj comralioner on ln-.ird Ui Hancock. At noon the commu -.iLVn Intuit d and drove to the palace, e-- -irii.i by Ueneral MacArttur'i taff, a tan'l anl two companh-s of the Twenty-stxlh l..t.n try with urttllcry. At the pa'aeo th orritii,s Fion were welcome by CIcii. r.il .".1 cr thur in a short anil forceful aj'lr, Af-r JuJso WllBjaa II. Taft, pu-aul-nt T the comui?ion. bad npltrd the ennrm- -wnerJ returntnl to I lie Hancock, wIkip th. ui:i remain until tlu-y have si-loctnl f Pablo Owe Ilings en land. During the monitnir the members of the Filipino Supreme durt, the local -.itors and many of the 'coding im-rchunis r.. paind to th tran'rwrl, where they con vened vtlth the cummlssloners. Hear Admiral ISeiny. ln command of tha t'e.lti-d States i:av;,l forces on the A:.lti.: tt.uion. c.illtd otlicl.itly ilurini; tho alu-r-aoon. T-morrov l aeral MacArthur via r-turn tho cal of the comntiit--ner.. Tut family of Juotft Taft -vriU remain for a wbllc In Japan. The families of tho othc conunls.tlunvrs aro v.-jth them. Judge Taft. speukini; to-itay regarilliiK th powers and tuiur work of tae com:niln, said: "We have full Instructions and xtensivo rower. Tb- latter ww shall not nlr until mo h.tve had ample tlmo to acjmr saf hclont kuor.ledKe of tho situation to nabl us to prjof-d to enact Ii-gislallve chanses and reforms preliminary to th cetabhsh mnt vf a stable civil government. Until v.o assume authority, Un:al MucVrthur wiP. c:-o::r.u(? to x.rfirni the duties anJ -cruise the iowerp formerly jwrforinil and ex- rv l"5td by Uer.en.1 Olia, suid, even alter Vie t.ik.i' active aud full xirt in tha covern ictiit. General aiacArchur will continue as the, execuUte heuj. until, on our recommen oatum to I'residcn; McKinlty. It shall scent to the Ilvsldtnt th.it tho time lu arrived lor the apjHJlutmeta of n civil executive ivUd for n,iuug tbe military forces mercly sUilijary ln carryitis on tlie civil rovern-m- nt. to l- available enly ln cases of i o rgt nc;- for tne supiireiMion of Iu'a lej violcaoe too tornuJablu to t ovcrcume by tho rvguUily orgJt.iii pollc-. "We i.re aware thai th-re are revral Is fuob of deep intcris; to the llltpuios. upei vbicb it In ou-" duty to Uijiit action. Sum: of tin o mioive jutil ial luvoatliiattan and C cifiii.ni upon leeal tUbta. oihtrs cull Inr th? careful Aclse of ioIttlcaI ;oner ia order to secure tqultuble djulnicnu. Up on tfc? latter clss of issulj wo cannot no-.v sijk. tVIII Malntntu Mrrclciity. rtepresnlin. the toierl(irnty of th5 Ui.itcd Stairs ln the I'htlippibts, which Is the purpose of our laDvernm-nt to maintain, w are hero to do Justice l.t the l-Mipinoj and to sfcurs tor the:u the lrfst Oovernment ln our power and toe h u measure of inpular control as is eonwpteot Willi the stability iuid security of law. oror unci property. We are civil oSlCtrs. m n of peace. Tha 11-ld t.f our work Is ntvc-tarlly cuiiSnfd to I'Sions v.-liere the annei enemy lias -ae 1 lus optratlcni. We do not deal with arml men. General MacArthur and tna army w.ll do that. "When those n'.w ln arms shall have laid Ibftn down. r lytns; os th- y eertajnly can. upon the justice, cenerosliy and e.leinncv of the t'nltetl Statet. w e shtdl xive them all a full hearing upjn tho policy to lie pur buc.l and the reforms to o initiated. We lurt.est: to lnauifitrato ns cotmirelienslve a s 'unl system throoshout the Islands as .;r. Ltr.st.-uicis will alluw. "1 atn surprised th..t ilsnlla ban not re eetved news regardine the SiKMr.er trill, a rutafcure calculated to help UJ Brtally ln our v.ork here." While in lior-n-Kons; the Commissioners q'Ksi.uncd Artucho ni n-cmb-.ti .if the walthy Ccrtz fttmlly reeari'nir I-1!lptno affairs nt covered by the Filipino Junta li. re. The niiplno-j In Manila aro anx iously and even nervously WKltltit; for a formal rtatt.TK-nt by the coinmlMilon ro rardins; its- future peilcv. l"vr thing the 0mmls8iuners uy or uo Is carc'ully cor. si'l. red. Tables from HunR-Kong have been pub IMiird hero to the effect that the o min.s Rion will not asieim c-nfrol teitil Scpt'in. txr. This report. counlel wit'i tho ifit ment that Wrfteilnrtoii appruv Oeiicr-"! JI:trArthur's pljn .n .-.tmpi! oi cr.itel tonirt'rahle .vcitem-nl in l-'illjtio clnlei, where It has b- n 'xiiertel tit.it ImmrH.ite iliaws of iv II. ami .-i-i.oii woultl loll -tithe airiv.il of the romml!4- n. It s'totiid 1' iinVrtt,, -I thit the fnre rinu d' -la-akn of Jui'e Tift U In na eS!) int.x.dt d as a pro-, lanuum't. SENATOR CLARK'S GREAT MINE. Monthly Profit Is One Million Dol lars. KETI'UMC StTXIAR Warhlngtcn. June 3. "It Is Just tho ramo as a mountain of twrnty-lolar gold pieces." raid Charles W. Ah- rs. tho Sec retary of tho Terr) tonal fJot.rr.m-nt of Arizona. He Is lrom Phoenix and will re mjin In Washington until time to co to the Philadelphia Convention. He chairman of tlie delegation. The hill of twenty-dollar gold pteceH which lie referred to Is t'..o United Verde Mine ln Arli ir..t "It Is beyond any question of n doubt tl.u Rr-aAest mine in tho world. Thcro ts fo tnu.h silver, gold and ropi r th' ro that lt iniil.es one falr.'v dizzy to flctire out hew much. Senator Clark U alm.e' the f lo owner of the mine. The other shareholders have merely enough for tho purposes of corporate organisation. The pr. tit row- U !t.WO.0W a month. This 1 S c-nts tx lit tle rathr than any too much. Thiro csn bo ro le-eibie iloubt about the prof X the hwpHl level at which thev are work ing Is itW feet. Vou know thoe urn very shallow wot kings. Vet If they go no lower aud keep on wotUing as th.v now Oi. there Is enough in stent to Keep the mine running with the sa.ie tnontLly prcflt f jr fifty j-ars. "If the mine should I? worked to make as much money as jio-siblo :i tn itl-I tvou'i be piox:ed at about a J,ri-fot bvel. It would cotno out a river and furnish pi -nty jf w.it.r. Itorls lia-e shown that t' ore Is of the same quality to ihla depih. If the plan of tbe progrefslve cnneerj vi ere adopted w.nue ra-n mleht le employeil it.Btead of 3.i). 1 would nut oven guess at what would bo taken from the mine then. Tho ore bears gold, silver nnd copper. If there were only the nnii uuar.tlty cf one of thou; rnetalH the mine would bo worn working for that alone. '."ot many miles uway Senator Clarl: has enough property which tbe xierts say b- Just us valuable a th1 The tltlo ti this oth-r projerty bns In en In lltlmtlon for alK.ut six year, but Senator Clark has won the final verdict. I do n-.t know that this other property Is to b develoid at once. Arizona Is In n. very flourishing con dition nt present. The mining properties are gettinc on a much liettcr f.wtlng. For merly some of the Arizona cntrrpri'es had rathir wr namt-. but the public Is learn ing that they have real worth." Troop Off for Atttslin. Batt'e. Wash.. June C The United States tran.iort Kosecrans has sJitled for Nome with two military companies and a ship ment of Wad Department supplies. Tho companies are A and K of tho Seventh In fantry. Killed by Deputy Marslinl. nfPt'I M. -.'S-. !AJ. i-' li j'-ne 3. OTIvcr Prr-je. a s- -r S, j e.iri t 'I is. utc from i gim sh.t woi.nl in- ..1 t... I......... 1 T .k.. who was attrmptlns to put him under tr- j it iur riUturblng th peace. ILLINOIS DEMOCRATS. i n nwi'iwmiii ijii uu..jAar,wn i ii. v. f ii'Tii m CAYi Tn ,MBjfKHKgwsgKvrar v-L.'..&i-h m&mm8mimmmmmf 7K&-:ir?&-&&r Ki Jr-?:ij&'?' S?"' IS "iMffl I,kSs?.v if'iT'- tsv- 2.iswm& ilinui.w.ni i ,n ',..f jjaaa-- -tf tf rTMsia isfsfiT.rt -IflT llWi a flatsMiMlfsj jM SEASON OPENS WITH "THE BEGGAR STUDENT. It w.n a very beautiful nbjht. and the Cavo summer opra. !-:aiten cf i960 was to open, and Mrs. Van Stnddlford was to tl-g the role of Lvara In "The BiegKr Student," und to there 9Wept a!on? tho dainty avenue of jialms, whlt-h la the prettiest feature of thu new entrance to the Cave. a. famous his audience, that !ave, perhaps, the heart iest welcome a Cave company has yet re ceived In tho hlstorr of that favosito re tort. The house was a big and enthusiastic one and the crescent raooti. shlnins; kindly Jtist over the dgo of the Cave pnvlKon, lent ex actly th.'t atraophere of midsummer night dreaming- fit for tho notable oc casl n. It is d"ubtf-il. als'i. If a more typi cal o;.cra. cou'd have been chosen for the Imhi:c ir.:l bill than lllllocker's tuneful "IJear Ff.idrr.t." It hi full of raiturleri ro mat ce aid fun, tnelodtoas to s. dcirree, with a certain waits tlmu runninr throuah It that thrills the bfcwl nicely, and It "went" Inst nle'tt wirh a r.iarn-tHm uelhrhtful to hear ai:d to witnc The Cavs po;le could not have ni-ked a more promlsjnc beslnnins. TJie mo--1 dinlnct ImpreMioo of the ojien In performance b that St. IuU h.i-5 In Mr?. Van studdlford a s'lmmer prima donna whom it will sure'y delight t honor. The Fcore of her part ln "The IJegKar Student." Is idmlrabTy rnlted to her tlute-Uke and flexible volt t the was ln hlh splriti; jht rei-elioj a coble greeting on her t.rat e!i-trar.--. which she so well Juotlfled a few moments hiter !n her tnitla! so as to chance the irreetlns into a hit of the flrt magnitude. For some cemmi-nUabie rea suti. tai Mr. Van Studdiford. whom we first km us (VMla (Ju.ii-.e of the Kosie-niar.-. .-,--.J then as "Charley Van's Wife." and ii'-w ti:iin ns a professional s:ri!:r. as .i.r :n t tti'ire j;nicr:ul in I. -r acting than h -eli-fore. When, thcretore, fhe saii., her Ik--: s v.e!'. the wondor l sm i.l ta.st Jhe m:-fo -r: ;---)r..ju-K- .1 ,i suvcos i tb. leader ef tl-e i:.ie cump.iny. Itrt it w.i3 l.ot reM-rveil for "Ir.i. Van f.tudu:f.)rd to zaake tha only good Im; ns- i HONOR GRADUATES OF 1900. gTSmgrii iiiwa: xjji-uut rgaBg; w$ m- Mww ill fPM UMIII I I ,11 I IM I I H I KALT'H n. DI-OCflNS OI" KKMI'KK MILITAIIV ('O'J.D'iK, First honor graduate, received seholarshiit tt) Virginia Military Acad- Jcmra and special mention in United States Arniv Ivegiater, 'Turn 'rUlt-fe&trtlWtszx'Lyistll-ZrSTl

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iS.-ft.-.-iVltl..' ?4&X''i&r 3s4e.- BR-SVa ,t5.;iv,. o' .Tr-isr-i it t I-:. I-., t' h Hwtti. r. rlon of the evenlr.st Jfp Kctlle Uraffslnr. ln the soubrtt.- role of i:rom.-.lava, ws an excehmt ni, ir-tre aro S'.me excep tional oppor:,j! i.-es for (food eomtdy In this ltrt. and ill. s Ur.-ijnan m not m'-s them. Thero are alo tome melodious l.ttle liitn -f sons fal'my to her rhare, and tlie-e sho rave very en uliab y Indeed. Altouuit r. n the hoyden nster of the stately Ijtura, iiita Urairgins mtde her in!- k o-i to the. place of a favorit, wt.ich fhe raav r.ov utim until furtaer not!.-. An I Ortle" Iidt:e .is the Countess Palmntica w. It aut havs tli kled or.e of th- two .Xo-N'-iry lrother to note the stronc hold that tii.s loi.c-'.irje Su L-iuis favorite sail his on her sunimtr au-dleti-.-es. When Mr. lllnsfcaw r.-ure en the Stu dent, It was cy to see that thr-! was a larire continsrent of patron of tito Oist'e So ware C- mpany's wmt-r re.i on eut m lure at the I'uve. Mr. Mr-!.. w w.-s re ceived tcn:v.!uiousiy. lie r- u ,r d la the i harttCtcristic way. by the o -r of eocd rlnglna oni an -.-:rnetnesa of -.rtr-.. yjl of the dramatic phse of the part, ii?-, it mad; It one or the ffyturoi of the n.. hi The youncT basso. t!er ghleli. r .'Iea a tine o'.i. that won lmmtdiat- f-o He but Jujc a bit t.o mu. h n,nr t::o the lew comedy part cf Ceneral Oil--icosf. but wUh this sn-oo.j dowr. b'j woik wrlTl ba ailmli-able throurhie::. Jlr. Itir.ln W. HeS. tl ttsor of i.e i t fimjurv, r, re a. phasing- rre-fiiimr.t f th'- role of J netky the fcr.1it!fs c irrr-ide, jn-1 an. -o im.t sweetly. Th" mlm r is w:r tnt,ea j 'e -.ff. e-... "i i;u rdeduately. the owning niem ntn.-i. com- "bSK?" "IfJl'1 t!JeJi!lnn i;'he ho Bl.sh pr:ing Uicse of Mfsa Fanr.y Ia "o-ta as rfJ l"1!b,d, .lho,.omv,at'on. of th, .ch!n, Lieutenant Po',Pfnburg. 11 St Join a frinU.'. p lt Vb ,h'"wa'r '-"''J. sttppin? Major Kolahoff. K. 1 Enwllaa as Csiptaln tll"Sl.,1?, Iast J,I,ve a: ,hT.",rnr llenrtd. '.Villitm Stelger as the Jailer. HsI -L""- v,,hf ,V:e P1'8'9 "'oirpleted the tlayton hi the double role cf Assistant 3xung cf the litany of the saints and tl;a Jailer PmTSe and Cmoophlte, a ervsrt. slid 'Sr?- Thomas Hubhel as tauka. the Innkeeper, i .TM eeoetuder the actual ceremony r J And the chorus w.is suri-nslnir' tven and tuneful for a first rlsot. Khll I!rectftr Stwncer'a crchest-a was thorojKhly trained and well balar.trd. j congregaiton which cropletely tubd tf.o Th Cave K-k excee'leplr hindsotse i ehureh and te surro-icd:n? yard, i'athe wlth its new KWeep of haxe's. tl t tb U'ReLiy rrferred to the remarkable i-rrg-nuntt-r of grand otera: the r ;.rra-gjmett I r9S of ,h psr!h In the last tU-ly-t x cf :be pro.-entum hex-". t.n i v rnerv i J ,!rs 3n I'W trfbot- to the peri.-t.s of and the I r hm et nil its at-ptlnttcontj 1 ,f"-e vartiMi payors of Ft. Tet'sa's. h.clul fer th- sr-ison. Tht- .p n-njj r.I.-it wa- aiu- i 'ng those of the prentnt palor, th- i: v ph'loux t.. u c-i-'tf, e.e ores and c.rtaia i eiend Ftethtr J. A. Ccnrolty. and l n to call- luti.n-- ii--- brvi-d i,u-f t et. There i sr-lstants. the Keverend Father 1. V. will 1- a n. ur .Til it" ii. .:.n- o ou i t'lark and the Keverenl F.ither H. A. n FiturJay, and "Jlhrtha." U the bill for next week. inn in i n i rrisTilTi BISHOP B0BTG8MEBY LAID CORNER STONE, Ccromony at Now St. Teresa's 'inir-!i on '5ranl Aveiitio Witncftstfil by TlHJBKHnds. SERKGN 3Y FATHER 0-REILLV Many Cailiolie Organizations Tool; I'art in Iht- Iaraltk Colonel foliit Kirwan Was Grand Marslial. Twenty-are thousand parsons w!!ne-e1j the laying of t" cocaer s: me cf new Ff. Trresa'jt r-fcurch at ("rand avr.u a. I NVnh 'Jljiket strret yesterdjy aftern-i- :i. nt d fully S,ns took part !p the par whi"h precedtid those eeremortea. If'-! she str t railway strike n t rrcven'el f'athollts from remote parUhes. e-spci.-liy those i.i South St. Itr!. front anendir the rrr.-motles the cen-'O'irye of peoplj wonM cr.-ioubtrdty hare ten cr. nf ti.i lirKe?t v,r wltf-Ssed m th's e!t? at 1 r. lislous eerrmr.ty. As It aa th- crwl W.S m ereat that Gran! pvenue wH blocktd the street cars w'ro turr I. ok at K.'-tri avenue. Xorlh UrU-1 street whs" t o fTTed with people, ar-1 vh :i the gabs to the- Inchwure surrounding r.ev: l-uiMi-ig were opened the people wbj stood in the front ranks pushed throu-Ii and. In a vc-nr short ttae. completely fil!"j tho lot on which the church Is to s:artt. A lorg squad of police assisted the Uniform, Itat-.k of the Knltrhts of Father Mathew hi lmlding the crowd bael: ro as to leavo room for the ofnclHtlng Bishop and the clergymen to pass front tito reslflor.eo c the ;astcr, the Keverend Father Connolly, to tha church. The parade started at Z o'clock frozs Grand avenua and North Market street and following the lire of msrch which wsa published In The Republic. On Grand ave nue, on tho return te the church site, tho parade net the KlgM Reverend HJ-'hop Oeorge Montrnme-y of Los Angeles. Cal who was F leeted ti lay the corner rtouo In. the absence of Archbishcp Kalr. who 13 now In Rom-. The r.jhop was esco-ted to the church by the Uniform Hank. Knights of Father Ms.th.-W. The Ancient Order of Hibernian?, tho Catholla Knights of Aracr Icand the Catholic Kr!gh:s and La'iks or America were out ln Jare force, as well tut many of the sodall'te:? and other Cath olic organizations of the various parish m. Several br-nds and a ha'f-doien uraia ccrpa cupplled th music for the occasion. Corner Stone U!rcil. The comtr etosi laying was bri-;f. After the Iilshop. attended by a U-rco number oj tho memberi of the St. T.i uls priesthood, Iiad entered the uncompleted church c2: lice. be bh-sstd the holy water tact tho cros. after which lie perked around tho church on the Interior and lcssd tha foundation of the altar. Appearing In full view cf the assembled concourse of people. lie then blessed the corner t,tone, while as sisting clergymen chanted the i:tany of thi Faints. Thect.rter Etone was then Fprt.-kled. and the :hun inn ie the r'.en of tne crens 1 on tae exct,n.d sidt of tlie corner stcn-s j .ith silver trowU. Thn tlie pries:. ti-i.ln., 1... .K.- 111.1.. Kwnl.. nuuf t n-.. or"" stone tayuig. ro xiirerena ti ther P. OflUVlr. rerior of tlie ;;iw i -tije,iral Chapel. ;rea-hed the r-rrnon t i After the sermon refreshments w.-ro I served In the- echo. 1 Lull to the inarth'..-'. ne ciercvmtn wno a-istea hi tne c re- monies wtre ilr. iru'hlslepec. O the Keierend Father Ker.cejy. C. 8. S. 1:.; :'i Revereml F'her Prnsevest. S. J-: the Jteverend Iath-r P. Bd.i. O. S. B: th Very Kevererd F. V. Nugent. C. M.; tha lteverer.d Father O'Reagan. C M.: the Ibn- rend I-Vti-r Daniel, o. S. F.; the Heve.-en-J I'ath-r Hu ir. t" M-, and the K-verenii Fathers Wil'jan ard Edwi:J 5h.-a. ISc Glynn. Fo'y. f, ek Wvnee, HofTmar.n. leers. Gu Stor u-k1. K-n. Mrlonp.!ci, I.avery, UTf-!i. O"':ourke. Kane, S":! Id., Watson, F,n;r. Covie. Tavlor. White. Iiarty. Sebr- nj-i. iavfi. I.vans. riaherty. Connolly, t'l-irk anti Olesert. oramltt-e Jn Charge. The following eorcmlUees hr.d i!nrs of tbe various fe ,n:t of the ceremj.-.e.i. sjb J.ct to the euil ef the Rcvcren I Father Connolly: Decorations St. J. 7-IuIvltdII. John Frhultc, rraneirt 11. V.HV ail U. M. F.tK r lid. Music Jamea stnffern and John Ker wln. R-frertim-Tit-Mi bal Haley. Thomas r. McKelleg 1-. T-T-y, Jere-,ah Sheehen. Joset.h K:-:-i. Jufcc JUoran. J hn T. Htnchy. wii:..t l'.rb!9a. JlrysJi Hint un. Jo-eph Marshall. August K-rn an I James r, "ar-o!I. Order on Or.iundg P. 7rvy TT"m;i Meaither. Wi'.li..Tn PtPp'-en. M P. 1oj!' Ed wan Ft:i m-1 J.aeph IWev Mrs. c. Jt.y TaM-'-?l,Ne"Wel--h "V Kolleiset. .-tin. Mi!ci)h. It e::n VT'ie lan. Cin-.t jy. Campbell. Urrrl. Mul-en ara Cone-ran. Mrs. iu cVr- tsVe-Mirw O'KeeV ;-,-h-r. Clmrr! i'n. ar.,I T.thev. anI M. ..n Noon-n. t--:.-ihan. c ;;ii... F..rr-;r M-i Cratb. .'Trrale a-d X (Juiile.-. -Mrs. yi Klc.-tt tiMe-Slroe i -r.-.lrb. ir. nj.in, i w "nt. Tnemv T -ij.-1-. enn?n. nrt. (lie n'e nnd Ktm -l "M' Vorrl- l!...'-.rv r.-o- v-. r-.. :in'H. ("r'rntrer. r-r.wer. Schultz -n-i Sr. Jlefl. Mrs. p-tss. -kM tabtr me It y '-l1"','- 'o""n. MeOi-.Itlan. v. II" k. j r. t.-.tn. Nolan en r- hi- nl Mie W.w-Hn. Iltare-H n- d 'olrnel John S. Klnta a,...i .-r mnrh-il of the parr.'l'. end th f.-l i -p. tb-ren ,mr 1 m h. ald-- t.- i 1-ir. Tl. .tr Ki"i. Ktward iVim :t:riie. F J. J. A. Ql'-k V -i -I Ir-ihr-. p. J Keilv P. p. r.i..,r Ion vn. J. A I'ovre. I-wre-,-e -John She-S-n IVIr'.k R. n Oitlntan. Lf-!- Herrt,. John .1 l:r I'raik X I'M'h-iI'. Jeseh c-mp.-. P. S Ilaoh-I'e !tt. It ire r.v j .i Praekni. W J. Mu-ry. Ch.-..ir-K i W. I. Ur.;r,. tiEi-.t Ke-r T T' ei.-ixei.c. i. -"i.-l M:Jv!h w! lawyer aid 'n T. A; Hijrl..r -p.. P. !"pirar!i J.ewrme Conrrntlon. niT,t ;-i.t- -t i M. Normal. I'f J.-ne Thl w-i the eT--w tne-d-iy e V,-maI DUtr:.-t etirot i'l KITb T4T:--W- I I-1 F-rvie a us the Meth. "ii Chireh oerLi.led Hie fore r..on. Th. wi.s a strn ir. a.:rTref.- t.- '''"th 'TO-r It Rfi.reni W IU presi .Liu ek..-. Tills afternoon, alter a Pentecost service. lracttcal Ch-Is-ll-inliy wi.-: .listusve.; br vrs. Minnie S'l ell of E! Pao. Mtes Mne Bell or Lou tint and o'Ve.-s. V, S. 1nch of Verona de ii'.cted an i"i-)re on "Th Art'tu.'e of tho league T..war.' the 'rmp-ranc" Question" A lov.- f. .-t r..!3-tfd by IteVer.nd Itieh ard C-ew f N. -ir..l. and a praise service opened the evening programme. A short addn-s c r. -tlie I-axuo snd th leaguer In the Twentle:h Century Movement." clvea ly I:, verind Al. lander Smith, was followed by a dieu.-siri of the topic. A consecration and rarer- 'I t-ftrvl-e r,., tlte largest and rnost eat' us-cMie convention ever htld by tho diotric:. l.niiimerC, FornlSiire Anetlon. Auctioreer I.- k.'lr arr.o-crcrs that he -will rc-1 enairwiioii; '...-ri-y a-.d continuing 'till nil Is soW. nt 414 N. llroa-lwny. the finest lot or ci-stlr furniture ever rhown In St. Loal. Its a. Ijtmlnert jmle. y-zu j3 rjjn COur. atch this pi.per for ada. Poplnr H!nfT Man Stnbbefl. nnpurx.:-- ywiAL. I'oplir .-lur-f Ji.re a re-ult of p e t, J-jt,, n; Thn u;. J A vi j c. ec.-vlile cngaj-. d In al..M Satu-iay mght. llurn haru need a dirk Jtnlfo and Inflicted several wound3 oa h'.3 ojponnt, ilcDonaW raoy, A :f?v I, .il -.V

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Hi 4 mi ii ii s g U ANSWERS TO ADVERTISEMENTS. I'IIr flOIJiING C11E--KS FOR THE FOI lJfWIl lNi-VLl.LI FOR ANSWERS TO ji-i;i:riuMi:xTs i"ou the vkkk end ing JUNE ioj. can Gtrr Tin: hamb fy cixisii at the KEruiiuo ofitci: within Tiiiti.i. ijAva. asic for auveu- T!.ED LETTERS. a is.-- i iia r i A 13 J II I 1' a i ii 2 i A 115 1 11 -J" 1 l A ran C 11 M I it J A i:i 1 J u l It iv i A .le) Z J lit l, It 3 a i J ;u 2 n ai it ivo i j as i j i; nj l j re i "a rim i ic i" i R i II l:- 1 KIM 1 1136 1 11 tH 1 II SNS H 2 5 l; Jii 1 K SI li SM H t Ki; S I' 1 I! ;17 1 kSS I 2 I l: J1- 1 h. iO t T i j'.; s K 737 Till t i--i 1 K -S 1 S S i- i k i T as J r! i i. si i t? i i'3j I. Si T SIS. 1 Ii Eli I. 211 TV1 1. -IS 1 11 144 1 WJ 541 1 11 1SS 1WS 1 Km- i M i i vrat K jr. 1 M 1" 1 W3J- 1 f r Mj'i WW. i k -it i si:w i wso i F 1 M :it 1 X 1S4 r:n I v x ...J X r it ii. :rjcr. J K l im I'XS V t o J.,7 x a i- -i. i ;ii l' T it; r t i jr i f i i i? i v r i i "r ri v J 1 V- 2 i i ;.i V. n iii l i t: 1 i' 1 S ii l r :i. ii' r x li STEAMSHIPS. JAPAK-GHIN WX.SP& PINK ISLANDS l 1-a in.- mjii S. 4V. ar.rt nrl- i.- s.- i lf---nif: 1 .imi-Si I"' f Oct lftntal A fr.tll S S ".j. M ill. 14 '"Vl tate t? et f or vh f :t -,i i Ulle mil H..!! K appl t. 1 i:. Twn- J r A-: at: ft SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALE. EacH A'M-t. naJ Un Ve Cent Kxtry lokkes r -h.or. -n famish C"Oi lefr- "rtMPi M'X '-li NUU.K SitUAtn-n a cam jmd1i r nur f.T inalM by vos?r laii, of .luciflAn and r-::iKm-nt I, 2T-. Il-publii' COMPANION n h re.in! ycunc Ialv p-io.i ,i i -araiii i tr-i 1 rig c .mran!n i;i l rfere net sjnr. ?ui nju!rJ AMrt?s 11 if La-vin- Z2Z N P i:J M J -piiri. Mo. PTIIIS UaVKr.lt Smia-ton ilri3Kr in funlU-. fit anJ itjitf sudrat"-J. Jl l-S diy 3--i ITUSt M OOVKUNITSS- r-'itcin a n:.ivfrnFr bv &n e-.-r!Tir.. teah--r. 1- jr rfcrncea chm. O Iiorsr k-irPKH S tuition b a houltM-rr o ir.iu'mc -.'i it i i. ld of cipciWn-: ri'nf. rrrn'! p-i -h an2 Knclish. 72i N. FicbtefTittt t I.AI N1m;S.-P--.hi n ivah tn-S Iran on MA!!' An ai jp!i?h,j ladles mai-J. vlth a In halr-ritns. wants place at horns or TraM c with nice faniUv. best rKrenc it T'". ttn'uMfrC. "l'Itii; OiTnpvtent nur-e 3Ire? rwsitton In rt r!at fAm'.lv fd -if hlldfa: no bjct!ou truxf-.'n It Ll't. Hi-ubl! Nt'IESi; Situation i-vcyihjr trslr.d rur?-: visbw rTnj.lo3Ttiem in or otn of city: willing t ':ael rfrivpc1 Adlrsa M. K. V".. U 6 ab vrnSKOini Expr!T.rM German nurf'elrl she-- 4Tuattcxi in fiaU far-flv; vilHrjv lo up '.t 'n hi 'ifeork. p'Wers g.l b.:me. fi T2, Kt- Tt?:TI"X hv y -ilr !1 xrrl-nrM In of f' 'irk frt-. a'v-Hintant; 1-ct-st ref'-r- i: iCt. ltppui'l'' STKNVWJtApinit- VHint ia-I TCi5 position i of:-. a. stt-nficisp"- I- thoroughly fimff- nt Vllrp-. I'll 2 y .Tr""iKn. hTnN"?i:Arin:ia- SIn?t:..- br yonnr la.!, a- i-rKraphr. miraT ft Iak n objection t s' ire tj; "lty. S -i3. HpuiIio. HELP WANTED-FEMALE. Thr lAn- fir rive Cnts. narl Additional I-jn- K Crr.ts Extm. INDEUY ini-: XVTED Kntfeiy Rlrls at TTO-HOI,E WOIIXKIW V..NTEIEip r .uii 1 Jttonliolc wt.k: -n nne custom shirts o n 14 ytl t 3. YVATAIAKHR;?. FTTr V.'AXTCD Duck .at- makers, '.antaniakfris ai.il top-!inUhre. aIo !bo ution-sti erj 'n Sinsr iiu.cJiine. atcSy wrk. Unt A: I'aa5 Cluthlns o Tiiirteentti and Wah iron He. OATMAKCRS WANTKIe Trvnt-S lu. k .tmal.e"H at Urig.it, Giwi. A.- WilitlnMm Hits OOIC V."ANTi:i-Cbo"c Iwctor Say. XIycllnJc. J n"4-rsonandIucaa a.-.. OOK WANTED 1 1rt-rUa cook: must h-vfc r-i-rcncft. Aiply 15 lort!j.nJ plucs "OOK WAXrnD Flr&t-cla cjok; tuo- in fa i v cd v.3i;r. I-4A X. V,ardvriter mvi. OOK WANTED- O.rl to cook and aa'lat In j, "tral Loustr.utk. Ma til family. Cleitenii OOK W ANTKI -Eijt-rltn cook, nj laun- l k Dn 3ood Co. DIEUWASIiEIt WANTI-T A zocA aish-u&her at Jltllmk Hotel. Sxnth ai.a Walnut at DISIIW Aa-'HKIl WAJCTEIV-A good diiiwaehr at luilln 'it ll'-te!. i-t vt-nth an-J alnut ft? K.VVEL. iff; M VKEKSEiperlenced envlpe maker? -li I-ut st JIKLS WANTED T.uty fflfis to crak nuts 3 m N Ct mmtrc-il at ClltL. ANTj;i OIil for lu-ach countet at Vi.c. ri Ulr-d it 'lELS WANTIal Tuenty filrls to crjcx nuU. N minerrial m ltHl VANTEI tJood GrmaJi sir! In a toiail -i 47.V -Jok a i tt:l.: VVAaNTKlMiirli to pick nuts. rv irl N iJomnwrcl..! "t. steady niltl. WANTED Jood fflrl; t Rif SoOd Tf.;ps ent" a xJ Iichjp. ii Aubnrt ae. Clf:! "A A NT EI Two sirla to run t-ody irun K elMor IiunJj. lirand and BelL Ur:iS WANTED-GUli to l.ixn waiat lron irp anJ bklrt flntahina at 1U12 -N. Grand are. "filHI" WAXTi:i-Fily plrls. 1 to H jear oM. for Ii ;iit uurk. gAl pa. itfJ1 Commercial f-ticc OIItIS WANTED F.fty pliis, 14 to IS cara M, fnr litfht wxrk; ool pay. Yd N. Cunxaicr ctalj GIU1. WANTED A yyuitg irk1nj rirl may fivi a nie. fn-e hon:e f-r soiae ai-i n housework. J 35 lit public ""aIH-3 WANTED-IW Kri to 5o Kght wnri; Tin r 1 1 .iiirj nwan, rt-ady mirk; good pay. 3t.M N mmrclalt GIRD VVANTED Girl for g-r.ral pouvork in fjmll. nf three adult; ?tailr plaro to a. pentt g'rl lCl GranUic r,IiO; to-day. CvIULri WANTED Tt rw on machines on shoo ct-stB, rtr.Ulier. and ftllr hand. rood p-iy. Ap-pl.- to tZZ Wash. I. Wemtraub, proprietor. !lUt'SE3XftI WANTi:i;irl 1 .iisri.a-k. 4)1 Cote Bnillaiittf. for jrcaeral HOra-o;iiIL. WAXT-'D tr to do e"ner-h-juaework. -'K Da- led av. iioT-Kn;uiD houev.ori.. 242 VANTEIV-Oirl Ilarifoni t. Hmsn 1UXU WANTED Girl houpe-wcrl.. 4213 Dacled r. HOl'SEOUED WANTED Girl for general housev.ork. 4-34 W&f Kington av. Iir.FSEGIIt:, V."AXTin-G!rI to arlt In den- eral iMtusenork; Grman preferred. iC13 i. fay ntb t HOI"WUm WANTJ-:i-WMte"ptil (oV"irer.ral rltFctt.,rK no a-hlnir or lromnis. Apply at 1513 C.rr t' Util .il'GlUI. WANTED-A n-at trtrl for jr-n-ral hr i ork: uood wanes. Apply at once. 4.3 Itn-wll R' e. IIOl'SFGinD WANTED Girl for Funeral hou-v.rk, fmall famllj good vtaee. 3735 Da clcd ae. IIOrsn'OiUT WANTEl-ErtencM cirl for r '1 I.-'-Uiiwork tn fam.ly of two. cood w.iee. m4y u .m.ir ne. MOI .EGtlir WANTED --Girl to do irenaJ lTei. -ir; n UHShing or Ironing:. Call S117 Kers.rrt' a axe. II01'HI;i:13:D YANTEI-G.r., M. ti. .i.i?t witn h u.ewotk; W 1 t. 18 t 3 yar fema!! faa-.lj'. lIOrEGlRI. WANTED Girl for general hourruork n small farnil of grown jeopl. AP j Ie"Cr 3tir.-ra ae. ilbI'IUI WANTED-NVat girl to do B'n eidt houvoik. small .nvate famllv; $u vases, re.i. Vernon a HOUSEGlED WANTED Whit girl general hrtUFeworK ji washtre. famils small, good jppn "ijTl Maple ave "lIOfSE..i:f- WANT:t- A ptii houiejclrl aT ?it In x hi' and 'rt.nlnjt, small f amilv Grr man prefiifj 3733 Fine rt. QTEKOGRAPHERS U$ Farnlstcd Without Charge to either employer or employed. Machines Rented, Repaired and Exchanged REMINGTON STANDARD TYPEWRITER Wckoil, 5eamans BeneJlct SX9 Luca It, HELP WANTED-FEMALE. Thn-" Un-i fcr Y Vnta. Karh A.lJltit'nal 1jiw I"l I i-nts i:tra. liorsccmi. w.nti'd- i;.ri f kiut! Iioun-nurk. 9 11 rj Inn.. Ilwli"-vi!f. I:r ?ta llon vsr of liaden, -n WaKi-h IL K )ioi"ss:i;nti. vanti:i niri ai-.ut 11 to h!p at UiAiMW.irl- K11 lUitf,.M rl Mo-l vutli uf cnttr ci' T..r "f rati lIlVsl::i:irV'ANTElv Orman mrl to a5lt In Knrftl h"U"uirk, i--ninc .la-l 5unliv art'ijiixn o!T. i.ie-i at Iirm" Oil ur.ilai'. Wi S. llr(iala. lfOUKKftlltl. 1VANTKl-rniter.t slrl or vi nun fur cneral hmieorW. Mll f.irt-noon. Mrs ilir. ri Aroma.- Cutn;iton HetRlitK, une M.'iV fouth of UunelL lROXmtS WANTED Flnt claSF lnJie" clottM-1 and i'J.tn traam,. also KlrUi to larn UiB N. (lianvl IIIUNKIIS WANTITD- EiplHK--a Hurt IroB frs Applv at l-aul I! Wolff llrt IunJry. X. ThIrJ third floor. IllOSKIW.-ITTr WASTED Wiwnn lianns spertenr-p as Imnrt" and iwor. Apr-V im l"irft Co ?7 V. KIHTllh rt. u'lHBSSjflor Mr hat? rtid with ll Phurln. I5o i. N nutntli, op. 1'. O. I.A'T .-aiji-r; salary p.'.M It. Mat F an.1 rxirtztc WiKlo-th VAahl. 117 ft-li-r lull.U.-rs. Itoch-t.r X V J.AIMES WANTED.- !-J- t. trurel TWtlmt nrar town: also oo f.r itv: Wc mowj ran lw mal- I'all 5! X fSsIith i r.-ra AY u!i oantp t mak trwit" l all on buln,c m-i for nkl Iihi'diI "Humorist." Uibran boilillne. Fourth at Mirkrt. K &tl I t.nIS lo fin ilaln nifUi-Wlfrfe t- r W St honr v. fur-I-h ir.atMl.il arj pay J. f i pit nrfk SfrRfl tftampwl fnxtopif tv Stanjax! V. iBfllana are ("iifTaKo. I.TuiKS WAXTKli -In etfry t"Wt In rtrt. tatfs to tnakf nmnri for thrfl-Wfi ainonc frtndv full inf.trut!n nn4 matirlal rea2y for ork. s:. 2.. IIi-ioMir. UNINilMAKEl: Inemaker m coats WANTFD-Exnerlenced lin- n;i Sracoi oe. VtiHISE linUS WAftTrTD-ExperleTieed hanifi l-rfwer machine, stfradv uark rnd ftood pa. ?fiI7 7rixc! ave Nmstf" WAXTKIV nxrrle-.-e.l pure for Ial ref rctfCea S7.T5 Laclede r.'. iifi;i!T01t3 WAXTEO- Einrii! opera fine eastern -h'its Oibert Br tf4 nl!w !t Tll'in;ATtI!! WAXTKD-Kipenenred opera- t ri on i-'i-rri'!- f?m!tro.Jer'. anil lirl.,,TtfT tr.a cTim. uteadj wtTft and good sa. 1201 Wath-lapt.-n nr "T'iF'F.n zV IIAJCCIIS WANTFD-Eiperl- ."nce.l riper Im.t maker. 115 I.cut 9t. SHIRTSItKrTW WANTED Oa froot work. The Ne ta Mfs Co.. X; I.Tirat aTe "sHlliTMAKERS WNTEI Etperlenred shltt mel.e:s t w ft1; at rme Ap;-li al 2Imk Xskl. N Teith t FTENIXSUAriinna fr-e prui-tloe-nvirn rl errplevmeil depirtment. The ollv.r TK(vnt?r Co c-erturv bu'.ldm;. STITCJIFR WXTE1 Fvrer1e--.-d t-ip-ftlt. h er l!..rti. J..! nfn .t Itlnd i"i.m ""o Terti an 1 ahl-rt.m tv fee'ith floor. TFtnil": VVXTED 1nh!i. ffl...l (ec-iier to take 3 'i.-tT.tr i I.i-f 1753 'Ti -Meau ae VI VMli.RWOMAX W XTED-Wt ite enr:r-wom-tn t- d" v-orTx her home. rtfrincti r 'luired i 11 KU a-.t SITUATIONS WANTED-MALE. Thre1 Unf for Five C.r.t. Eacl. Addltior-al Dine Five Cents Extra. ACCorXTAXT Thtfpu.;l accountant an-1 ex p'il'n.d ottu- man d.iri poitu'n. let fefei nce A til'. HepuMic AjrNTAXT Jfce.'ksi lnel. e.Tainlned. bal anced and settlements made, tirra or 'trp3ra tlon. J. J i'i-i,'her. 310 Tempi build inc. IXiICKEEZEIt Y' mi? nian !eires p.e!t.'.ti as a-itant htMkkeepcr or FRral olfloe worjt. K 344, Kpub.fo. t:t!EKEEPER -V- a r.mpetrnt mm. pxiltion a, btei.kkt'ei-er. fah!er and ufiioe man. &n fur nifh Itit of rJirncrs Y 313. Itcptibiii DxKKEEPEi! Your;:: man warn viv a iftant tw-ttlkktpr, will nrk f-r uniaii atary. can ev irOtl rferen-s F 3. Kepib!l IHjOKKKKI'KH-Want work ai- airftar.t b'k koeper. can huw s-ti iferrne, tijeik and urtie b'ti Gennan an I EniWb ialar an ch- lOV-I'-r of 33 work In ot(ke. tot' or to learn good iraJe lili !nard t.. ujAtLii?. (TEl:iC Situation by jiiimc man; (.lerlral v.-ork jiicferred. job--r and induct rlou; jrfl r-f-renc; am enTK-tic an meu bufine- Y 33. lie public DENTIST- Portion by uiTntivt ve!i Its on rhatr and intrumntc. un4 man of guid habit and a ecoi rperator 11 3ivi. i::iubllc. DlSTiaBFTEIl-Sttuatlon hv inanaa")Itrlbu" tr of adrtllRC matter. JoaI or to trawl. Ad deFs It. H. C. 11 NwIjouj ae. DiMVIU: Situ-iticn by man d-liverv driver; anj kind of outbid uik. honi 4tiJ re.lablc. Address K. II C. J13 NMTboui ae. nnrGGltTT WAXTED Yow.c man with about t& jean' 'xi'erln'e in drun itUiin. atrite Lri.g Store. iWs OlDe ax. DRl'G cLEItll ituaiit n by ;uaiir drus clrk; 3J, vvam tiprinc. kj-1 r-i'r-ni C"cl at n.ua fountain. Address Gu J.. Kin D 1j33 ENGIN'EEii Marine encin-- r.ants wrk. guod i-ferenc; light hrln; tr oui-i.f-tu-.m .team plant preferred, lnnyx. Cotuiutia Hotel, Ninth and Cl.sstr.ut. LNGIXEEK Marine endneer v.r.t" nrorK: PukI ref rence. Pnt h m; oi o it-if t,vu stjni plant preferred IVrnox. Ctlumbiui Ifutel. Ninth and Chtnut FI.-eOK WAEKEIt rVTipet-nt .ml -xjn'rleud man d--.r- tnition a; floor .!kr m j. cut ai tt Koni r-ft-ren es Al 323, Jtpublw MACHINIST Your- man I-vkim: for a poi-T.-n all-around maclilnlst. Ion 11 jar es PTieav in all classes c" machine. 1. Uauf. lvtoX i. Eighth st. OFFICE DOYfr.iuatlor. by boy of U in ot fice; unte a rood hand; can tum.sh ref-reics. Is 345, Republic- OFFICE WOIIK Un;hi. oung Mh'-M-Uacher v, llr es office urk gi a p-nman; rcferens; dry or country. 3"34 V S l.rouduay OFFICE AVORK Well-iocommerded iehiei and ImpNnvnt nwn. qualified Tor f.rilce v..rk or wile.-r.ui, uants pjiitun. t-i iiia" etp.riente G 34S. lU.pubIU-. OFFICEMAX P'JFitin b comrlnt bu!n man; i voars -xier:r.,e m general -.ftc' viork, alsj eerlenced in bo.ki 8Pd stcttunei; t?t df refernces. D 343. RVruMic. I VRTER Situation by cdom! portr in flruir store or wi!on. t:ae good referent from las; pla;'. Gt-jrg- i'arker. 33i Mn!r'se ave. SITl.'ATIOX WANTED Whb newpanir by n tsg man; al.ilit a nrlt r. ft"i:cKrapIicr, ivuuM tl.t.tt. John II Fitch. Evttac. Iowa. TE VMSTER SituaMn am !fanjtr or any klcd of uurK Ity a strictly soJ'er iian with ref t rnt'tv. I" 343, Republic WALL papr to cln; eight yearn expr!rnM In ihifc wirk eTtchii-liely; send postal, will call. J. Nrai 222 Marten tt. WORK Sitiiftt ion to do work of anr kind; Gtrman. O 214, jt-pur.lic WOUIC EmplGvni-nt tf any kind at home by cr,erln'"e.l bookkei-er, Z SA, HpuU.o. WORK Fltuation by I.oy 1 y-ar of age: will neep? work of any kln3; m'JdTaTe salary. G 3Ia Republic. WORK Position Ir ty cf it witn fln-t-cla-, dr.tist. pi j no oJiect. AdJrec. Muthtr. 3-2 W ut-hinstuii u. e. WORK Posltwr by compeNiiT nion In furni ture ?ttre. xierirr la all d.tartmms; rcf-r-rce? It 31&. Republic WORK Situation bv bov K year of ag i ronw nl.clenle hejp? vrhro thire Sf chanre for promotion. T 211, Republic. WORK .Situation I" Mliolevale ho b olr man: n exper!e'reI at nitminsr hydraulic o btor. Frank DjJjoII 1U S. 'IMnL WORK Sit uatn-n bj y-ung tnan Ii -tore nt anything, rnderstanrti Mupphr. pic-tlns, dnv ln: will work fur moderate vtaKM. D 333. Ro puljllc WORK -Catholic yourg man. vlth bf-t of rrc oTiitiienuatlons. cnitf;t tfflte aa"i1tnt rr Hs!man. wants t,mpljrw-nt at anj Aliry. P 31 J, Republic OI"NG man cf good charart-r desire p.-lti'ii with n potest! ir miuiufai luring busmtn jre-ftrr-d Y 33a, Republic HELP WANTED-MALE. Three Dire? for Five Cnt. Each Additlcuil Dine. Viv Cents Extra, A. F A. A M. and I O O. F. cf gnod ad-di.- an! ability fur poritvtnent and lurraiiie p rltlons. only tlrrt-olafH nun w.-nted. c ZY. Rep. A REPRESENTATIVE fiv a lithosr.iphln; comivitnj must have experience and refrrences. Ai'dres The lUndercon Ialtlisraj.hlng Co., Cin cinnati, o. RAKERS .VANTFI A g-o.1 eake baiter and gotml tetor-tUiand taker. Call btwt-n n and 10 at 373t. S. ireituth tt, DEDDJEOY WANTEI-nell"Toy at the Na tlonal Hotel. East St. Duuls. IOY WANTED .SUong ljy. atioiir 16 years old. iiod to forking aluut machinerr. Dli X. i-Jxth ct.. third floor. UI-ACKSMITh" HEATERS WANTElTlllark Fluith hatrr. Apply American C.r nd Foundry Co 3sj Dtkalu st. EOIXi:RMAKKltS WANTED Seven boller makerH nnd help-rs to leave the rity. Apply to George Hall. roiin 3l. Dlndell Hotel, Monday. ROY WANTED Roy Ii yars uid; strong and Hilllrjr to work. Imperial Suspender Company. 71 Washington ave. nonjElUUKEllS W.VNTEDTVn first-class lnMlermakers to leave the city. Ajply to G.o. Halt rHm 301 DJndell lloteL "l-OY WANTED- Roy to leam graining trade; should live south. Apply T41S S. Thirteenth st. "ROr WANTED-A brleht bov7wltI gort.1 elu cation. In rat estate office. E I4. Republic. nOYVANTED-Doy toTlptrK:tesaiupte In clly; reference! required. J. 11. Morgan, Drawer CI. 9t. Douls. Mo, HELP WANTED-MALE. Three IJnei t r rive nt. Kicli Ajaitliiti.il Un lle .-nt Eltra. IH.-SAVU;lL VANTEIi-lV.wier at rhlt l'lanntnK Mill. TwIItli an.l Spnu-f? it. "llt'SINISS cm to trj rut lialr -ut. IV. Miam atu! hllifa. lift.-. elej:aut Urluf. tlpert Wt'tKnteil. WC line t. "TirSIMSSsTlAN "VAXTK1- A thorouch lH--l-! inaii im tr.nf-hni; k-""'! airent; n i'netDlo ultuatlitti; sal.trr $77. motiiMy: mutt dftoit .vi)fi fc.-iirit 'in.l tirMt M'ldSrf Iff tv fb smile j atan pitferrtnl. i-tate former cveuiatlon ont! ifrSfOllHI UliTflffV lfflflfffj iicfrrofj. -f. EfpubMe. i'ANV.VSpnjt WAXTKl V7XIrl-nrd l.!i ranxawrr, man c-r wcinxn. 213 N. eighth st., rtnim 4 .iVl'lon'iiii i "Tl'n I. mvrv f.tnn In t'riit'd suif tti'l Canada. Mc proill!-. lorior iliuOman lledir'ne Manufactory. luS-.'l K. Nlntli tt. St. IfUtiir. llo. V-AXVA5Sl:lI- WNTni- At 01X-I-. WTTil tr.fd camaftivra to call on luinefs and t.ffiff t inn. artlrle .f!li un -ir.hl, r ffl tj itwiili

!f-w-; call after a. m. li-oin 410 rmnir Duiiu- OB iliEIUv U',NTi:i- ?."lcllt clrrK i T lo.!jinir lue. mil I o-rif.k. Oxford Hotel, feventl. and St l"harle -!iJ.i:TlIJ ANTCD Man. tvln flrat-clai? reference. nnd Iwiiid. Jifph Q. lrfyden. 141 I V I liyirVaKIE!:S V.ANTi:i-Tw IIHiivae'irtii I at Johnaon's KctaD'ant. Ttrnly-ilr.t ttiid i."hesi -I i nt FVKll' HAND WflXTKD Kxcrrteoee.1 f.i'ni ha lf ha i. F. W 'ranflall. car I tire III lr FRM HAND WANTED-Farm hand on my M I-ui untT faTii II. Ean. 91i Io nut St. "t.RM IJANlW ET. WANTED Farm andv milker-. smrdnvTs hlelvat aajtt: tisim Mem V2Z. iHKtrd. N.itumal EmfIoyTnert "o.. 113 I N Sixth I"- Kal HANDS. ETC. WANTED 3 farm rjuM and gardeners; high ws; man fur t-.iate place amz waiters, irenuan tableinaii. Ktr.ie i.ibor Agency. 12 Walnut st SENTDt3VAN ino bum u aMUl 1 r ureklv urnal Hnmoriat." lltbeati buiMlng. Fourth and Market Rig money; e- nrk. Ti-i" it! Gi;..rHRY I,ERK WANTED-Jrcery clerk; .iung mn. mtiFt speak German ftnd Ikivc rf' r-rn-s i! 236. Republic. "l.eSTEFE WXTi:t Hostler of Mro- e.xpert ae al at Ptab!e. Elcnth and Walnut sis. IIEAVY-l!KN."lvTWANTED-"lIavy men! vard men. offlfe men. arocry clerk, toe por ter National Empiorint Cm. lit N. Sixth t "li"l"SE PAINTERS W.NTED Thie Aa5 house pointers 31 Ia;fayettf nve. "I'OFSE PAlNTlTltS WANTEl- Thiea KHd houiH pHini.r&. 3x,l Iaafaette ave Ilt.rST.MAN WANTED E! lerly man to work o .nd h -u-e mid -aie fr hor ct. and Ian; Swe pr ftTT1!. ti-ixl home. 333B Ml pie ave ITOI'Sr W!:K A colored toy f-r general l.utv.:k and ard nork; must tiaie god rter--n-efi i:.-.3 I'abanne place. l-APi R!:RS W INTED Eib-n-r- Arply An.rtran Cr and Foundry Zhnj Dkalb st. UP-KERS WAXTED I.tlNtrers Ap4iy Anierlca!i ar nnd Foundry Oompuny. Madlion. HI EAlW'RERi AND TEAMSTER. WANTED 1' l"n; $1 75 av work i.ntll mxt winter; tr-e I--f. -Lip to-night- Ktrinign Iaabt-r Agncy. 613 ulnut .ABuREKS. invJ. AV ANTED- -VjO laborrnt and tr..lrli fur Wjominc; t hip dally. I"1 !aloiK tm ;irnnnt work. North. Ko nig's Dal-r A.trii. iI3 Walnut st. I.Al'NDRYMAN WANTKD-Exrtr1eneed Uun drjnmn Apydy Western 4.o:eet '"o.. l-7 N. Eteveniti at MA WANTED A h.Tut, lsdulrtou. mldale aiced man to lar for huie, cow. garden, tic. 4."19 Pate ""MAN WANTED-Middle-aged man to work in dlng-h-jse at small w.ism. b"a:d and ludg iv.t. 337 Maiaet Ft., W. M Dalosy "'MAClTTNiTSVXTED-l wo good murhir.Dts rn ery -nmil work. ithtr lathe t-r -ipa-hl of working fr,r;i oraiins etc. P 34$. 11 I ublic MAN WANTED GoTafl re'daMe mai to -vnrk In ritv. must t u huH-r- goo-i intiU"rients V right party. Amt-rlran Wnusrr Cocipanj. 1731 Franklin a, e. MAX WANTED -To take cimige of e(fl-e In ;kh.- t'Uf4iie; pcrnuuKnt lt nation: small alarr iTi i share of profit; light art wut hae ST", ci-tft to start. stat are urvd fcrir-r ocej na tion I- 341. Republic. MANAGER" WAXTEI v Fairiv expeileTced manager frr skirt inanufat tuer. man or w.iraan, highest salary Y ZC. RepuUit i:EXW ANTED -To tr- llarrtlTTi: thoe. J3.?i. UarrK. D Sho Man. 330 Inr.e st, MEN'S at ran- hats clar.ed with aulphurlr.c. 15c a- h X. Ki?ht. P. 3IEX WANTED Slnsle walcliman and floor man: aho man to tend li'.r-1. National Etii ployintnt Co.. 113 N. Stvth st. MEN VAN"TK1 Young wiippinK rDjJ.;, uro cei lrk, a'i-tant bartender. Nathnal Em-p!-roent o 31 X Sixth st. .MEN WANTED Everywhere to fl1tniut tnmpls; ko ia hmg jb. intlo utaiup Ad-dr-gw Orattge yru; Cotlna, "al. MEN WANT;i- lAe. energetic ir.es to iritro-diit-e new ankle; ier cent cmms'on. Call I7 t"hestnat t roor.i I. Letween N and 1). MEN WANTED Tent-fiA more men for lalking at "'iinti'n. M-. fr Fncc Comj'any: wagts Jl ,r day. 3 D!gnan. 132t X. Tnlrd s-t ME3C WAXTEI Insurance men to write znnit lib ml w.'k. accident and death: pf-I contrr-ts. I. S. Inerctent Soclty. M lMasonl building. "1IEN WANTED-Twentv-rire n.n f"r billaat Inc. g.mg wiri near Chnton. Mo. for IM! Com;Ar fre- ta Appl J Dignan. ir N Third rr SMp to-night MEN. "ETC WANTED -Kxperi.-nr-e hrl'-k" yaid mm and laltpr; gsl -(tH; steady fin- Cl'.j-rr.'-nt. "nrtnental I. rick Cw.. iVv Ien!st ulldlng. Ninth end line frt. MEN WANTEXvHonet mm of rt-I arpcar ance and canassing .thillt r well acquilnted In c'ty to ut.rk f'r n h'rong linancial rpra tinn; rirf-riine unit-ce-arj !et pnMitiwi ver tiflerrd to men r.ita-ut capital. Cti'l 0l nini S'3 Ciirmical building .PAPER IeCnGER WANT1-:d -IlTier iian.r; t--In delivered. Appl 11. Weatnuv, 3l S. Rrthi'Iway. I'ARIIES wiIdnK to learn a lifeline paving pr f'rKr. w;ll t- taught ptainaU r v-y t.-I dt irrtllm-nt piaa. 1'rof. J. Ik LtieM, If; Wash street. PAVING SETTERS WANTED Iflvlnc t5Hteri nt Grand nuI Fir'St Pik bou!eaiu. EaiiiLmk ItitF itjnMructhn Co. "SALESMAN WANTED Hirt-f Ia-J. exjKri et i-e.! taleman; Z-j -attkly. Room I't7 Market t-i. SA DESMAN V.'A XTEl-Salman w Uh cit v tra 1 ;tal'lls!ied for manufacturers line of it- tlcoat. II 321. Reiwldlr. "AElMAN to sell our FlIng Dili Pouter. 1itts anl potK iv feet away n-ithintr liko it Filing Rill Pcfttr Co.. Weft Plains, Mo. SAI.i;MEN WANTEI-Clty salesmen for d- Iife-tant. c.ll frm U to a. mu. riin n PozronI r-ulldlnc Ninth and ChMnut sts. SDl'i:EN WANTED Plefmen f-;r citv and emi r try to handle a well-adertiev! ftw-I artbb. hutl-ri can m&kn big money. 71-j X. Ei-rlith at. ""SAEESJIAN WANTKD-A hntt!nr. experi enced salernan !n Imlld'ng lino; state eprj-ii.-e-. age Kalar) expected and rfifnces. U 333. Re public. SAEIksMEN WANTi:! Fltst-clavi aleyroen tu lrveti-at- fcti-iJ.trd lctttte; giiI alartes for $cvl men. SttMard Iactur.j. ft)? ".'rettn tide-. St Douir. SVIfs.MEN WANTED -Who have. ad "experi ence In the f-ubcripti'n txiok buF.nejw, g -1 cpnlasr for ttrong men. Globe lub. Co. Met mod i JiiCHrd bull ling. PADESMKN WANTEDln ery emmty; ex clai?le rights fre-; y0 jer tk csmrala!ons guarantet-l. chance for advantemnt, with moit reliable arMele on market. Fyricide Co.. it Mur ray t Nv York ""ijfni.MA KER WANTF"lCYwi(r.irT!I out atlH lii"rir StHithern Shce Twelfth and Franklin "SOEICITOR;; W mZlHiw "reliable sollc Iton.. well ac'(.ualnie,l In city. ieTS Chemical. ""soi.HUTOR WANTED D tal! Iru7;oIIcitor to call on doctor and denttsti. ref:renee). T 3-R. R-public. SoUt nvltS WANTEDSalarvani wmml siun fr tt-ui d suticrliition ioiititors. Call room 3. 10U7 Chestnut. Sf'DlcnoUS WANTED TliroyEhotit te State of Miseiirl men wh are actlie and aguirj.ln MtlirlUir? to rprsnt tw of the oldest and let legnl r?n- life iniunince com;nnies: an Al emtraet f-fiVred. Addrers lluxh DenaU. 735 Mennod Jar. urd building. St. JLouln. "lcDirrroRS W VNTFDTnthe city of M. Dml. ttii- 'Xp-rleneel life lntirane m-n t represent me or th le-t and rKi"t progrr tive legal reserve e.mpanlei In America; th l-t con trac? -er ofTere.! In the Ptate of Mlinrl HI le given to the rlsht n.vi. Atldrw cr fall Mor dnv morn'ng. Huch lnni- rouin 733 Mtrm! X. J.icrard lui !il Inc. St Iaul STONEMASON WANTED -Stonemason fTr railroad wir-.; l'nir R'eadv b. (utslI ltv. Ap ply this day. bt-for 13 o'clock. 133 O'F-llon. TINNER WANTED-Tlnntr. "cal.'at5 Clark ae. J E H-necurn. ""TRAVELER W'ANTED-Tr-Tw.f.Tr grTr tiade. Apply by mall only. International Table Supplv o. St Louis. Mo. TRAVELING salesmen t sell Combined rj-1 D'tlder and Price Card for cigar bs, sM lire: sample fre-; entirely new. Pecrleen Mftr. ji. i.'iro'-rn st teaa.i. TRAVELING ah-man wantM by established h:ie. No teihn.rnl knowledge reei.eer.-, but simply all-around hut;r of good app".-i and address FIrt-cliSs lin-; ;Tnl vo arance con tract. Entire time reoulred. Itrferences. Rt'X 33. De- trolt, Mich. WANTED-Everywhere. huftl"rs to tack slinis. dNreihute elrculars-, lampUs ett no iana.s:nx; S M pay Sun Advertising Rureau. Ch!ca;o. WANTETV Sile-man to sell our ftilF.Ii.eof rh.ie N'RSERY stock We clve a prlntel GFARANTEE that stock will be TRPE to name. Write to Mount Hje Nur-erles. Larence. Kas. HAYWARD'S Dnslnej. and Shorthand Collfce. r. SO. 171 snd 723 Old r-tlknvs building. Individual instruction In Shorthand. Typewriting. UookkeerlnB. Arlth metlc an J PenmancbUi. I'toae 375. Uii' and A'w-t. HELP WANTED-MALE. Three Unei for FUe Ont?. Uteli Additivnal Ine rlf"nt I.Atra. WANTI7D- Men to a.Ivrtl' ami InlmflHrQ nor ttf.l and .rvf-lultifiif, uif. i-tcllif, illlrtbulf f Ir fUlar. Minp! appf'tni uUik ate: .te.-dy WfM-k: Sli ne.kly untl eviii.f. Marvul 12IR. .'u Clil-i-alfo. W.NTi:iFiiUrpi"-"Hi tiavllnif .ile'men to nprohvut estutilft;!:eJ iia-ni' lal luu-f. ai. plile iinfj. l-'arrv no itatmlf. sfr.t tiut lmerfrinjf villi pr h- int eniifknimnt ."an lmi.-a.-e their lnctaf ram terlilly ulth but llttUs efffit and tiluf. iir terrlt"0 and pantrutars .SpHndul miioiliiiiltir 1 for huUer.i tfi make jftrnam nt ofnlief tlifii. Ad j dlMM I" I. Uox 3J7. N yorit. SVE pay JI8 a f-k an.1 eip. n-f inn wltti rlBS to tntrulueo ..r fvrolirf t'.rtnp-.unl. Send Hnip. Jne!l- Mfc. 'u. 1pt S. JJa:fm, K-s wiximtir TJ!tttrnTwAXTKI-Ooixl ulndow trimmer .creed In dnr ki1. f"l" Mli-aollrl ton. ernunent fitli.n r.r riuht uu. Mate full ait ci:1hi-.. it 3s. It. tiaWI''- "willK AXI "i:oU. WOltKBBS WANT:f I IfUfIlf)W-fl i r wire iff., r ifiiri a cum r.f. WIIITKXKIt j I'mttev a I, WXTI-'I wliit-ner -i Hint. n. fall at 7.S0 a. in 3I DAILY 111 U E MEN We jnt j ar'Oir f-rywb-rf, Kat'r aitt-i-nd'-rh. rann4t t lrak. wear oit r put I i i:t H.'- at tlRht; Mmi'!" fmnifh.! fr-. MM-nni Itirwr I Sui'ndr and lielt Co. It I". cm-.an.ill. AGENTS WANTED. AltKNTs t. lell our I-lvinjT I'-ill l'f'ter. ihisih and p...vts pif ft.-t anj. tt'ftti.iit: Iiku It lln: Uitl l'..ter t i'lainti. Mo. AUESTS-U my JJ) a wtelc to nir or iroro in wiu riKH to introduce vcr fbultry teniejy. ITxcilsl t Mis. IV.. larf.rvi, Ka.. AUENTS to v.l leirv to c-un!ry tnerc'int.; lfii(-"-t line In tii. West, fall or I'llrcis Kmraer J-f,lr f'o uu WaiKingl'in ave. AtlKNTS AXTi:rTo call n livery, feed ,o.! rale ctal.lm to eeli our eio-k food. Doctor HiT nar Mit ilanfj. iSBS 3IJ. Nlntli at. .tnrsw wantki- i-tdic or rcntiem it t' li (.er .la, eaf-ltv ma.le; write to-fJn for par-ti.-uL.rs. r c huitz. Of. i caney. K.in. ACi:NTS to aril Walttr Kiliem. Jiisr fell.r itetallji at SI ,.l Hie i.r lift. KlclUfUn terrltoo rite fuik ff.ncca f'lltrr Co.. Seneca. Mo AtlKNTV and Pttfitmen s.nr booka U per 1W, latest lit,. I.,t iiclters: i I'ink rtftntui It --ani-Idei- Carter Uook. and X' in Co.. 3t. I'Ul!". Mo. AtllTNTS-WANTBli-Kvery Pn user Reed thii tfatent aitul-'. .arnp! and et.. k In pkt. Sun Novelty tV. 1". O. Urawei U. St. le!. AnCNTS WANTED-To all cimblaatlon Iialth accidfiit Iniurance; popular plan; Ixe inn. Hutce Annuity A'n.y'icurlt ntflit. t.lfOut-1. ?::NTS A.NVEU -To s"!! "r sStx fo.nl. Write for t-m:.ir and terms. Itoctvr Ilott-m-in Vf.l'ciro Ji-nuf.!. tctj i'-j: :l g. NintU st.. St. loti- Al.i:NTr. S.'..-lt..r-, Ilustlr-ai cmPAicn Fct.irre. x.tea.ticie ami l ie-. -maKerif ctnu Irtre fue. A'l.ii.!. i-'ampamif. lejfk h-t 7.., Mid-1-ithtan. TcKa.f. AG17NT WANTEte-To Mil Incund- n-ent ea cl.t.o lampi. u.fj tnantie?. ltrlcal r.oiel tle? urltt or cjt.ilo.jue. Jctverlw Klectrio Co. 21 N. lVsuttcecth ft. AGENTS WANTKO-We pay Si a wk ,inl xiifca to rne.i lilth rU to .ntto.Iuce our poul. try m"il"lne. eni rlamp. Americar. i'oultry K'jo.1 V. l'ancna. Kai. AOHNTS UA77Ti:t-5ayers- -l.tim r'lle tell" eterv.fhite: almost eveo n-erch-int buy.; retaili t.r 17.. J2.VJ pr fit. Jio dalle. Sxyera Cu It. ZZ. Olive St.. Ft. Iouls. Ho. AOKNTS U AXTKI f per week and ex:enff lntrodurlnp our wall pair .Ieiiirfr in Cfimtrv tf.Ari!: rcr.d ffi.imp fw sample Iiran.lfm-Moun-ta!n 11 l-'iT CheMnut AC.KNT-ln eery county In Mo. to "!1 an ar ti.le that will -ell In every town rlirht hmd --f af-nt -an m.ik pr liay i'or fjll particulars address f Itfn 175. Urlfcoe. Mo A7I7NTS to f II our Kuhber Collar-. fnff, Necktie and Shttt fronts, perfect imitatl'.n (l linen: fell, at eiiclu: trkl ent. f r r-imple I dlar o! nf.ktle. Thnad Cttv Collar Cim-any, 112 lfr..M.I tutMiK. St. "t"i ACI'NTS U'ANTia. -The Mutual Re.rv. I.!f of NV Aork lrsu. all aimW .-I up-t..-d.fte i.cl iclrs; pr.fl c. ntra.ts cit'n. c.rTal are! l-.-al aint ifHi.tcl Aliir." J. S i"!i .fnnm. man c;er for Texas and Arkan a.. D.ntim. Tex. AC3KNTS on salary or c-enmlTdon; trie aTeit.t arerits' eeller ever prcluved; every uer of pea and lr.k Inr.-i I: on rtcht. ?A) to 51 per cent rrl It. ci. ..Kent. aalea am..ited to .2 In ilc daa; anc.ther :E In two houta. llo'jri.e iiSs Co.. X iX La "rf se. Wl, ANOTIIKlt lew patent. jrr..5 per day t.fcd ..u- ft- i.utnt to sTfirt rlcht ti ruaran v...rk. Hraham Jlf. Co.. B ll. Cincinnati. O PAN ntor entflt with f r batterle, ani requisite, for J'. 5: arer.ts wanted, cat.tlotfue free i-evelflr.d rtenichltsht Co. Cleveland. "fJEAXKEST trtft ever ffered to each cuHeiir: ac nls reaping harvest vvi-h our netv photo tick it: ljy every r.Kht. Murtllo. 1111 olive ft. I.A11I:j nail !entlcmr rr1cir nte.llea-.ed vapor bath caWnet. k.I tvller. tn.ike rp.;n to !H day. It-lsch. rmnufactttrer. .11 N. Elahth ,t aiXoNKTIC Ifeallnc Famous Weltm-r Meth od, cotnidete peif-inatruc-.-r. 7'. Journal Tree. XM-f-hnl Sihol. Cr.rroiH..ru lto. Vl7-r"WA77TKl To Intro-iuce a new lino ftf sifn? vailetlel, K-.K of 2.it eirn nna h-fUe p.flntlna-. Ktldlnic. tc. v7. Val Sclireier S!n or. lllltvaukf. Wis NFW -Icltet. new prlie; nen; racr.-vm.-iV.r rn e.irtli. rverthlns free; i.y every flKlit. Murtllo. lrtl olive l'liOTo AOnXTS WANTKII-SalatT. latest and lx?t plv-a-tvrv prlxe tit-kt: Us monev tii a nclc. Liishop Ftu.llo. l.'vU Washlnaton ave PAIi:SMBX for rjl llne cf ll,ine., (Splendid P. le I.imi to (fell our Calendar, lio diferent .tvlis. newest, lattrt pilterns. Ju;t the thlnx nifMiBirt want: 2i to 4-t ier cent cf-mmlyion .l.ir.y i-f our men trive theti enure time to our 111. nnd make from $7.". to ,li". every week, frugranteed Io-t f-td line ever c.rfervd Write protni.tlj- with rof.rem.fti. tSmmi.-I.in paid ii j. i: tar.ee of crdvra. AnM-ncm Nove.ty Co.. Cincinnati. O. "SAMI'I.E" I:IlUTK-to ARCnTs Uchtnir-jT wll lr: lmpruvifl rombii-atl. n 'liit-..r, funtiel, tmln-ei- lemon-squeezer. i7. J.1. i-oibli Vo.. Cincin nati. O. nTiin7T?.tKN Ttrt popular rr.:,r lk. fast ellrs. Jl per K-: semi V Maine for lample. llelialde ifafok Co.. 11 Market t.. St. I-otil. ilo. WAXTKIV l.ftO sample rll-trlbutcr: everv State, K'-tA piv; c3i.fr.enre tiinecvssar in. l'.o I stamp. K...ka Mfi;. Co South Herej. In.1. W17 pay -S per we.k and eijien-er to men with rU to irtr.irce tir poultry rfme.!ie; en clore tnmp. Eureka Mfs:. Co.. Marshall. Ma J30. M.mrhlv s.-tllr,!; Specialty -'op. Sam ple .iiailt fnv. Ic...e Soap Co.. t-lnrlnrutl. o. Jl '.1 IVr im-A f-w Ir.du-s and aontlcrren wanted to canv hnj.; alene -alurv truaranteed. Call or -uMtvm JeKile lljrp'am MadiVin. Mo. s;.i i-r vveeli ifertnanent .alnry han.il'nsr on exrlusivo terrlt.rv cm Aluminum Si-ec tallies. Send st vn-e for tf-rin. with aluininuri cirfl i:i. and lfrt caid witn v.ur name, nddrr.. or l-uelne. aLsolutelv free II. I.. Men .pole Mill. Clnilnnati. O. BUSINESS FOR SALE. A I11G parcain: old ctahllshed clear and con-ff.-ttor.ry store, laun-iT t.ranrli ijh tent, news.-l-.ipir lirani-h for all irfi-trs. 7. I public. Ilia offer: '.ib prlntln-r plant. cent ..n tlie dollar: vvh.ilo iriiart: write fir Inventory. Mer chants' 1-rlntlrs .-o.. 311 olive sd. FCISNlTinB f rifindna;-!n.urr: nine rooms; comf-Ttable and plcas-nt: b-J nelcliborhood: 3 I.U- k from rnlotl Station; low rnt. all con. 11 0, Ilerubllc 7Hir wh'.lesile earely mule; fine two-lu-.r-ie w.:un, pood liorfs and tuirn.: ow-n.r leavlag city. I 2, UepuWic. VltlNTlNO riant C.v-npi.ete; point system: 4 pret. cutter. nwtor, tvpt-, oltice furniture. lt. than half, a 11 lurc-iin. fM7 N'ourth rt. ItlTAfnANT. tncbidln-f l:tlri. nil In llr't-fl.i-s order, 3 K-atlnc rap Ity. doinj oltj l.usi-liee-. sell at a tfafKaln IrX ave. niT.CrrtANT -At a "lortraln. one of the pot Iwatfl ristaurants on E.isl.n ave.; tlointt line biirlness; nu.il Ijc sold; otlier businexi w i:i public SAIV'i' iX and trariIliv-liOf at 1 N. Third ft.. East St. ls-l. TWei.Vi:-HOfii rocmlnK-hou'e- nli.ly far-nl-dud: iitlvi-lv (llli with !irsi-claii ruom-ra. fall and r.tt for elf. If a S. Eihlh at. SUNDRY WANTS. i'artm;kv va.tcik IDY wan;t x-artntr in nice. Ugittmate money. mi king Hu tries.. ladv r gentleman J5j re-quir-l. X 3Tc, ReiW!c. lAhiNF.n WANTIID-Tor goo-1 nvney-mak-Inir. letimate mariufa'Murcg u-dness. pays S-l per te.nt. For jni-.ulur. atldrea T 23, Republic noir:s. rooms, irro., w.wtimj. PHYSICIAN K-ccinlist. regtilar. speik- German. dtMrln dtmntown oftno, ould like to s;are onie with cdUague in cental downtown build ing P 33s Rt-publlc XMUIUM.ITIO.V WA.NTKD. INFORMATION wanted cf Gorge TrHma- Phillips, ion nt Alle Pritlllie tree Field.; worked en Ids P.rMge when lelng built Mid later in Missouri Pacltic i:.il.iy sU-ps at la cifir. 3Io at out twenty -five jtaas fctnee. T. li. Vallette. tRen Elder, Kii. 31ICI:LL.Aj-II:5 v..ts, CASH for oncancele.1 potnI cards, coint, rAst 'it. stamps, pre-Tlum Cidn list 1-kr. St. L-uls Stamp and Coin Co.. 37 N Eighth it. SECONDHAND flour barrel.; highest price raid by J. C Flnck, 101 Itarton st. Old Mi, i Diamonds and Silver. Ilrlnc to 1.13 N. Sixth St. and net the hishtst casn pried paid. ROOMS FOR RENT. Three TJnei for Five Cents. Each A ddi tit pal Line J1.e Cent Extra. ALL l!lrinr nle. comfortable rnc-rns. 33c a day; R.35 a wtf tv up. Wh.le Hou?-. tsouthwrrsi n-r .vinth a' d Pine. -trii-tly nrtcla. FIB.riKXT St.. 3 St- Nicely "furn'jOied fnmt moni. ni rb..r, t-.r genll-mea. private fam ily: all i-tatvenlei-f-. p. IIROADWAY. l-X't .tnd lcNAtThe "R'et 30 ro-m 3ic; ro-mii lrt iiaom e per Iay. CSS Ae.. 3"H-Iarge snd-Ttory front rx.na.: al mh-r r-ttniK. o-utt.eni er;;eis-iiie; for l.ntlemi-n or light Ifi.u.-t-pUig CASS At., 331-F..ut rtie. I.trge. ii'ifurnl-h-d. leati rmii in tin. lHa.itln: lrt" Iet and .at-r In h'-usr. rent $0 per i.ror.th.' CHIasTNCT St. fiNely am! neatly furnish-.! r.-orw; all rvnW:. t-onienlen'; tr.n slnts: frv t It ikt night. CrlOITRAF A;v.. 1K41 -V-ry nlcel rnrnrd. irfih pat-r.I nom f.r one r to enilinn In staall. n.ife fannH "'IfWlK i- 1 'J. G.wm ei'tgle 1D. 1-V and i" -single rtvime. an-1 33c ir nitsht Di:taM.R lfcfaile-rd 'tV Newlv furnished room. turrtutdUeg- rbned; go-nil men pr?frr-I: t-tttli 'p-h -n lh leH lUX.VIAR Aie. ,311 -Pe-r.nJ.-itr.o- front and adjoining r-jotii!. fumlhe!: south'tn xiosure. iI k parlur, rill eonienb rriw, iefernrei E-STox Ae 4ir--Twn fin. larg if-'in; f'-. h. nlttt. taii. Ji. i;-a at i:.l EaMon ae EI-'HTTH St M, X N-w ly fumUN-1 rt.ra; fiK and e-dd bath, free; lp.ni J1.73 w-k up. EFGKNI St.. 13V- Nlc-ly fiirrlshel ro. m iirg- and Ntnatl. comfortable and near Fnlon SPri tin; eunonl.'nt for radrad men. FANIvI-E; e &K-Ntrely furnished front rwm; upstair, will ac-oiamtate tn men. KING- Hij,h.-iy, 17 S. Opp"lte Twer GrAe Park Tw leg.'.nt. latai frnt rtrm-. fur i Ihtl -torjipbte tcr :ou-.jlrtg. in private fam ily. t( Citlld. IKTST ST 1132 Furnished e-otd-story frrnt and other room ISHTSrC m.. lM3-IarrE-"TirmiII I r(-;is. ii I rely firni-hed; irg;e r doubb wtek cr month. 1t-Cl'HT St. 2D3-Lar- sHHi-I-:loor front rtiri; also tither rvom; fuuthTii xjrf-ure; ttV ltT,enienee locFST St l-NlrHv ft.rnhhel front snd oil fr ri"m: all mbrn oav.tileuts, n-asonaLle ttm. to permanent jjcirtk-s'. I.OCFST St.. 3K-I- D-sirnble. n.-wIv fnrn::hed fn nt imrlt-r. eejnd-tSr fn nt and otb r ron.i. it.tdrn eoiienierK; teaK.rrble trm. "DTST St.. 3113 Desirable, elegantly fur nished fruct ami (rir.er n-nw; all mo-lern convc. rbr soothe' n jtiisur. rastnnbt. li(H"lST St Ml. Next t. St NiehoU lintel l:tom fr is-titlemen. lv-t and -dd ttllere-d lath'; vleetrto light: furnace hat: termx reanahle 11 CAS Ave.. a-j.Keatly furnished co-j1 and aity fxtrn; xd atli room LL'CAS Ave.. 33W -Nicely furnl-hrd front iif-n.; all nvedern conviiin'r. reaMnatIe to pnaa iient party. LIX'AS Ave.. 30-Newlv farnDhed front anl othT rmm. all rfwiern cnni(nce.; reaonaVIj t. i--rmin-nt part I a. I.FCAS Ave.. 1 N-alv furntf4i-l larae -or.i-flvr front room, f r two ir lit- rent; al ot! er ruuni-f. modtrn o!intences. rratinUde MotNI St. 1MI-Nrativ furnished frcnt. ba k and ball room, fur entl men and hcukeep-lnx- "NORTH MARKET S' 3TH ."-Tao room and small kHchea for 15 i and J7. Apply 3--) N-Tth Mttke. PAGE Ave.. 428C Four furnishd rooms for liKht hiust-keep:ng t itartle with at rhildnn: all convibnoes; large jard ard shade. PINE St.. 3 Crtitafortabb neatlv fu missel t in nw, J'.ST wtekly und no; till nvnienc. PINE St 31A-Ci-I. wctl-furn sted r-serond and third iftor fri'nt nit. ins; quiet neighborhood, t -onvenieme; rtaei-naW. I'INK St.. 31 1 Two Patl- furnlfh.! rotan.-i. ttiij an.1 third n-j-rf. for g'-ntH or ioiieki i iri all cnvenente; iat-tn.ibU. PINE St.. 323V-NU-Iv furnish. d se..rid-rirt.r f- nt arid oth"r romr. als 'tall m m. suth-rn tt.ar m.d-rn e.inrnien re..n;il.! SEVENTH St.. 3t S. -Two lovely ete-ol rwirrs, la -l fuid-hed. fir nentl-r.en. SHAtMIT inare. 1441-F-air s) nndftor un fuiuih'd rwn." for l!.ht hotitek eplng; iT1) west. MMPS'tN Ae.. tslll citrt'.vi IMchtsriirw, ifvn- s ond story, of quiet suburban home to ii; ht and i-dd laih, large linn; cun.Ient to vtrt ar-i cr railroad. -p.acjal inducements ta rtpht part. SlXTF.ENrir St Tett-jNr Six rt-Jms. largrs ard ana statu-, J1S. Scott a. Fariar, 71i Cb-s;-nut ;t- "nVEXTY -Tl 1 1 R TuTl S- FlT-l-Ir gtTrovn, with bath, 113. Sott JL. Farrar. 713 Clitsmut st. WASHINGTON Ave 33S-T-vo handsjrai rooms, siltatl f'tr physician or dentK. WASHINGTON 3vS7!"ront r-ir-s, wi-Jth-ni eitrsure. gf-vd b-ith. nven preferred WASHINGTON Ave.. 35-TVo hands ame otn;. apeelal rates lz d ter.Iefs to dottor or rtit. WAPHINC.T N Ae.." IVU Ncflv firnished rinu ftr entlema only. 7'ic tu $.iV) pr wk. bath; lunehro4m; all convenient-". "VASHINGTON Ave.. 3131 Dslr.ible. nicely furni-hd front and othtr rooms; frst-clas ti..rd: modem ccmenieruts rcaonnble tennt. VASIHNGTiNAve.. 3313-De.!rabl-. elegantly finish d froit and otbr room, elngle or en iulte; tnu-lt rn conveulencxa; rjasonable terms. ""WASHINGTON Ave.. V'-Xic frot nrr.s; firt. scHffhl and thlM tbvra: a75 hall room: gentlemn or housekeeping1. Jl, J2 and J3 per week ""WASHINGTON Are. tOlS -Rcautlful fnt rotim, suitable f..r two; 11 go --ah. alo nic wd room; reascnable. convenient to down torn; respeetai-Ie. Jtll. 1.1.1 IK'iMa, Nlcdy furnished nom for r-nt at reaonihIe rntej; gent h men only. Jjoutheust cornwr Seventh and Walnut. HUOMS WITH DO HID. CAItANNE Electrlc-HiChte-1 south room, j rl vate humc, Suburliii and Olive cars, half bbvk; tempting foii rrectly serl; txclusive nigh-borl.4-3; no other Urfrders; ref. M 1S5. Republic. ""cilOLTKAC Ae.. 2ofel Kard. plcvsant n.mi. bath and all ctaenienccs; J3i pr wek; call to-day FOUN TAIN Ave 1H Ixtrge. i -.4, s.uth lom. with -xcelIent board: jtnate iHinlly. Sub urb.n ar. FRANKLIN Ave.. 9)11 Tiro nicely furnisVd ctair;eting rooms In prlat fatniU, with or w Itbout bt"ard. for gentl'-meti or nl e couple; all conveniences r a.-.inal l "oitAND At.. 31i N. "The"McIhr'n"-rne. tnnt iiinrtmnti-. single or tn suite; rno-Drn ap Iflntnieuts, g.t- and electric lUhts.; xrcelRln bath, steam Jieat. r.rlrs, mjk-r9; telephone; clKibe cu:-in. t-rsMrin1 aci'ommr-datb-n,'. low- t rt-s in th- city. Ij-atnu unuriad, s-lx tar llm-j. da) boarders. sjcclal rates ""lCF?T St 3C;-Neatly furalphcd nonw, with bojnl. you t hern expt-sure. "1hrJJT. Z131. Family Hotel Hand-omely lur nuhed nntTn, all c.nve.iUic-a, steam heat, flrst claHjt bard ijOtH.'ST St., UH-Two nicely furnished front numi; flr-t-clfti hoard; all nvxleni cnieni-eice-i. reasonable, term?. IVmTST St.. I33i and ltlot Elegantlv fumDhed front and other room, flrit-class lord; mdern convenbnees, reasi-nable termn if)CrST St. Kdl-Nicely fiirnlahWl second floor front and other nrra; hoard optl- nal; moddra coneni-nce; reasonable terms. UaCEST St 3pSft Nicely furnlhc.r-e,end-story front and ronn-rIr,p r.m, stiikI- or en Milt. nmt-cDfii Loarl, riioIvrn eonwnience.. reaon able. LOCFST ct r;07-Tl:ree l-autifull. furnlhcd rw ms. en suite or single; suitable fr party of centlernen. with or without ird. eierythlng firrt clays LFCAS Mr31lTIe'-lrn,7l rdcely f jrnih-d fiord rooms; r-mrthern exp-fur-; frst-elas' bowird; ir.odern comeniencts; r-istnable LCCAS A.e.. 2737 Nicely furnished front and otter rMina; southern cxxxisur; modern con nlenct: rw-iaonHblt tp permanent par tie. "TlAPLE Av y-"T Unfunilshej. tecoiiJ-t'ry front loom and ahot. with or without Kurd, terms moderate, prliata tan.lly. '3IISStrRI An WW. I 'pirttB l-afy-'tte Park -E7gintl.v firrnlshed fnmt mm, with hoice board. MORGAN t.. 4JI1 "The Slwio.d -Fa mil r hott I; nKm and lijid; tp.lal rate lo younj mwi Tliphro C 1173. OLIVE St.. 1315 Ik-ard and furuDhed rooms, day l-roartbr and vlaltor to city ad.ommu.Iated; oipCMte ExiiCitb-n. "OMVK St.. 3i3. Olne Ai-Htm-nts-Sico-,d flfcr, teAiutlfu! rotm. with ,rat-cles- ser.ke. dav board r accommodated, "lAilk" Ae r33. OpIt LaTaiette Park EWantly furnffched rotima. with rlrt-clas boird, e.ery convenience, referenc. PINE St. 2-)lt Well-furrddie!. rool room, sce ond or thlid st'try. with board. ieaMjnabI-; one blv.k from strett earn. "ni'TGER St. l&ISOni hbtck from Lafayette ait.; rwwlv furnlshe,l seoiid-Ktxr- treat and other rooms, with or without lMartl; terms' ery reas-maUe. ""ROOM, with tr wltheut loard. in Cabanne; gentlt-ruen. private fimllv. lutth; near tio car lines; rea-oi aid-?. F 3D. Republic. "SPRING Ave., SIS N- Nicely furnished. large, second-? tory front room, with board. WASHINGTON Ave. 33S Newly furnished rooms, with or without boanL WASlTlNGTOX Ate.. 34lS-Lirge. nicely fur n!hei front rooms; tirsl-clasj board; rates rea sonable. ""WASHINGTON Ave.. Z8& Nicely furnished seo.nd-M iry front room, with good board, south ern espo.ure l .tlirUl j.." Jil ijrirre, crw'i, r--'i-4- flr-ir rooms, with choice board; reasonable to employid xartls. WASHINGTON Ave., 3033 t?eiect boanx; nice cool rooms; central gaa. bath, screens, etc. rerjronable terms. ROOMS FOR RENT. Three IJne for Five Cent". Each Additional I-ine l-"ite Cent, Ktxa. ll(MMS WITH EOVKD. WASIIIXGTlN A.. ?2V-t-Vlrt boarl. n romi; tir-t- lars table all the time, large yrd. gas, hot Uiifi, Mftr-ns. ttt- I WASHINGTi N Aie 'iC-Newly fumlibel J riMims for gtritbrnen tnly. 7i.- to I3.J4 pet wtk; bath, lunchroom; all conn aietH-ea. I WASiUNGTNAi-- 373r-DelrrW-Tl'antry i fur(fthd front romy; rir',-la'J, board; nH-drtt I (.netii-itefl. reai-oiwlde to buslne- jrntlemii. WASHINGTON Ave.. The Alma--Elegantly furni-h-d fr.nt and otb-r ii-ofTrt": rlrH-iiis- 1mm rd. inodm own i-nirtces; lwtn-a geatl-iiin onli. WASHINGTON. Mr, 31IIDel,HhtfuI r-irt-; r soHth-m xjt.tiri'; inrge lawn; Southern cook ery. ie-t s-nlif and jppotntmtnt. teim mol- er.it e. !T DELI Jl, I. Two at-.- rc-Hs, rond (""I l- .11. .iliisj Ifl'TI. till 1WTI IUIHI irca Htnl i ot,oj table, xotvl board. WEST RELLE. 4 34. -vTet.irta"- Furnish d ttm; ex.Ibnt tabl-; Suburban c-ir.. KumfiK-i iat. day LanbrH aceotnmo-late'l. InoDe t? 11W WEST CHFSTNFT St. !-Nhely Mrnfrh-d r-rn-i. with or without o-trd; ft or luck. !nl:Ie i,r -n ulre. cheap W I.ST3IINVTER. 4H-Cn aeeommodate t-o antlnt''i with (lejrant mtit and board. aWrrr actonnwniatlott; wOl ado tak- dy boarder, i WINDSOR PLVCi;. !v4V-4an a. romio.1ate i:rsible tet"iMi wtli Lrst-! iMja-M, ;fivut tarmlv. WINIStfR Piatt. 3733-EI-gantlv fur fint r.a-m nivl suit-, mod new rKue; jo;nh. ex Heure, ajp board. vraiw2as; lan, rr iKtir. WEST EKLLE Plire J3d N-wlv furni roim. witii Uard. tiT-'i.-rn torii-rieme-. KOOriS AM) ED IRD VA.Ti:iJ. GENTLEMAN ind u.f v.nn 1-oard and r-"n with prv.ate fan. 11;. i r-f raW. r.-ar Fair Grounu' atatn turn.-. F HT, Kputl. FOR RENT. Ai'.-umiKNTs. ri.tT.., rrrc. UEI.T vn. l"7ffi--NWl.v fuints'Hd. inLde-Tt. leven-r. -.in house, cheap IIAIIKETT St.. 1V7.A Fctir large, ins small and one auto to. ins. all convenlencfj;; I lie r.ilKhlH'rh'K.!. S'J WAII: Ave.. 15i: -noome. conipjeto for hous. l.cplns or tinfurnlthed; fat. IIOTANH-AI. Ave. SSU-Five ww. bath and laur.Irv .econo tloor. r nt 513.71 r.fanl al ave 1 one b'.Mk sffuth of Shenandoah t. COTE IIP.II.I.IAXTE Ave.. 47I3A To a Jtoo.1 tenant Ion i.n': a I..mdefin-.e Hit of 6 rooms, all t.i'jdern- half lock from Uavlftugtcn aie. car.. riNNKI Ave. 2!-eIrKe newly papered ?oir-efi..m ft... lftli ea. fixture.: fr..e.t mirth. now open, reu,eJ rent. f jvitixi; SfX Olive St. IirsSKI.l. Ave S-.--F.ur rooms, bath and laundry. Ilr-t It-.: rent J1S. to small family. ST. I'KKDINAXD Ave StC-Thrie-tOom fiati; Keeley C,. r,!l Ch.n-Jt. TWENTv'xiNTJI-and-Moiiran Sts M .:art l-Iat K.ur in. I if-nis: .p to dat; laundry und Janitor servile, I:", to 1C.M xno-Jthly. to i.irr i--ii!t iu;sims ruitrnsi:-. liESIv rtom. wl'h o' with' a: Tyler desk; f 4tone; Ii 1. t.r week; central locat.on. IJlilaNii. i Olive, room E3. ori'ICE. Apply at Mulkey McIIalo. TiJ Missouri ave. run rwi.uiM'D ri;ii'i.i:. ITVANrf We' 40C.I One. two or three room.. for color d now ..;er. j j r month. Jv.ni?, I27J West lielle cr 0 Olive si. HOUSEHOLD NEEDS. vjimsa:i: a.mj miivim:. A I VST At. t.. M'iram V. IVVcan. b nd.M wtrel-.ue 4127 M trir.it. fa ave. fir low pn--- ..u ii...vl.-iT. p.e.'i. sntppm; or storase. ivl TvlrLIM "AMI-WAN St.ras" sr-I ll'iv Inc Company. Jli Olive St lMcklne -hippinc. sti ras .epara-.i tiTO. Tel. Main "73:. V n. Uvncdale. Fres. bOXIir.D W a.-e'iousc Hy. C. Wlehe Storaro and Mov'.nir -..mp.i..y. 1;K-1 rranfelln av.; n-c.i.iy advanced when drstrcd.KlnlochC'".3. l"i:ANIv.:N Stotace and Warehmi-e rornsvny. Hi X. Tenth st.; Ijwf.t rates. Fhor.es: Belt. Main ll. K!r.!och 1 SIS. F Jl7 FORTMAN. Storase. Movlntr. Packlnc and r-bii.plr.K Cmfany. St. lvjtiis ard East St lil. Klni'ch O IST: Hell. Tyler XtX. OfC-. ti.il t-ss ave. NEW YOUK St r.iR IV -0'!'ce. Sll I ni. n T- it bmidliK m.-e ;..k. flip. r- iw foi niture In private r..-ms I'n.me Mam -t.1. "lot-Til S'. le St-rar- and Moving Co.. 137:. 1SJ5 nnd 171K Sidney st. Tel. SiincjrSS. a., ATtc At!F,oT.trrniv FinE-i'ROop nw alfJfflsrHW'areliouse, firanl and rehouse, tiranj an.x L-acif-.ii for the safe k'eplni of fur- w Oives, r.Itute. punca. trunk- valuable, i.ix.s, etc: carsful movinc. packlnr. shipplr.it. etc. Money advanced. Conir-n kois to our care. Estimates free. Gt our ite". Fbone. C C H31 ic u. uv.oNom. Jit., ft co.. i:i-i".'?7 GOUI, MI.VEII AMI MCKi:i. n.ATI.G. OOI.I and sl'vir plaiinr in .ill I .nh"s; cih for old P-l.l and silver -ip. --i l.i fjr wle. s-e-kanip A Krause. Sljv. line st. CAHIM.T CI.KAM.Mif CAIU'ETS taken up. cleanM. made over and Ild- l-ist v.otk. lowest ptues. En.plro Steam -ariet Cleanlnif tTvnipany. riJJ L-jcas. MalnlUl. Kluloch C Dit. "cXTEltl'IlISE Steam Carpet Cleaning Co. Si-xilal attflitl.it! to altirtns. sewinir. reliymc. Ea.tcn ard 1'enllt.toa. IJndell SIM. KliUoch l "STEAM carpet cleauir-K. 3c p-r yaid. Easle Work.. Ifl2 St. Charle. st M-ths and nu.th essr extirminated by cur psoces. I hone C SH. tV.VI.I. TAI'KK. AST the Farisian Wall Fnper tin.1 Fresco C!e.nir.R Co. tb.lr prices before pii-is elewhre. I'art-lan Cleaning o ITTi Franklin. Tel. Hell M K3; Kinloch C Sit. UK! induction rolls, white blank par. r for r.. l-bani borler. luv a r 11. Iluaui.. I Wa.1 lv;r i.'omiany. M-X Uroadw.iy. 7.E1INE11 A CO.. 1.0 1-ap.n St. Paper hvr.5 Irr. whltenliiK and plastcrl-c; all work done at lowest rates; ratisfactkn suarar.tied. serd iiii'Miiiui.ii siiri:i.i..NV. J FAMIUV wahlnK a pound: spreads, sheets, slip, ttjwele atiJ table J.n-n ronid. shirts. 7Sc L'nim laiundry. 2v M-rsu st. 1'none C 1"3. HOUSEHOLD GOODS. run SALC REIROOM e-t. S3; parlcr retM Z; sideMr.rds J3. wardrot-e. tables cbcss plctu:i. carpets VtOi S. Elenth !t. FINK furniture, canity. cik ktoveis ranjrtea. sidI-an.l. betlroom suit. Iron bed. reirig(rut-.r. chltfonlers lulltree, lHok cases cheMp. Slack's. aiT l'Yantilin ave. "STOVES, nw and secondhand furniture, car Ilt for sale, timo pajm Mg itiIiigi. New York, ;tora,a Co.. IV Wath et. REMOVED iKSSrraS A. UHALKK, llepitir. (or All S loves. va.ti:d. HIGHEST cash price xiid for all kinds of sec. ondband furniture and stovfn. snd pofttal. Ham-llts-i. 1UJ bTan'flln ave. HIGHEST prices pall for furniture and feath. ers. latge or small lots, Ket my paces oetoro stl-lnK. send postal. UensingT. 77C Walton ave. IjOT of ud feithers; will pay th very tilitli et potfSib.e prlcr. Address Joe. blTi N. Twelfth st. "1AIITIES ileclinlnc bouekeeplnjr. see me be fore selllnc furniture, piano, lurpcts. etc.; will pal hlfit.est price. Wolf. 1 S. Eleventh st. llior.o C 45. sT:CONl)HAND furniture, stoves, itc. largo or small lots. IfOURht at tevi.ienoc or stores; good pri.-es etvtn by :ibsfn. .V) Wah st. TO buy stoves, carpets and furuitute; never mirtticketl: will pay every dollar In worth. J. II.. II N. Twellth st REAL ESTATE FOR SALE. lMl'llOVi:!) CITY niOIM-KTV. 1IOFSE Five-room brlcl; house, ball. bath. cbr,ets. sewers, streets made, l.,t rTfxli.V; Jlo down. 1 per month; price .W. K Ul. ite- publlc. LKDl'C St.. 4JC Kivr-ni brick tott.Tss water an.l K.14. lot TnW-Ii; Irult and shade tr.s! v! O. IUjrBste.le. 4 Markett. I'OHTIS Ave.. JUS, Near Tower Grove Park Nice h.-me. larae lot, fruit and shade tre-s coi'ATitY hi:ai. i:ntati:. KANSAS land nvrttniKes at a sreat baoraln H:t.Itepubllc iii:al estate caicus. "maXAGC KSTATE3. COU.ECTHNT3 LOVE SONS. Real Estate. loan money at very lowest rat, and cost to borrower. Notaries and cenveyancers, J m IfOYE. zprt oa Real EaUta .Values. SO? M.'stS. BUSINESS NEEDS. r:tiNTi.o. 'ni-SlNKSSc.irds. Jl: MUielJ- Mater-en-. noteheads. Jl.i) per UiousanX A 1. t.'-j. p., TV Twelfth st CISESCUNT lTintln? Corr.T.tnv N I'm.. St. Fine oo-.in.eni II jo!) ..IU. -pl.i.ii p send for sample. iioti:i.s. rTiCT SrI 1V W lIlrKt..l II .'."e- .if I furnish. d: nrst-cln"a I- .rl; r, ...i,' f..i i- lt 1:1.11 i. ..i rir- I i-HESTNT v. .Hams-rooms -ine-ttti. r. tor. Ji. Kv.tis. -t ii sa:-i:!, v.oiirs "a.m c.ili:s. I'lKTY-tca rallr'Md scale 1 1-ton i sa:.-; tiit'.m al ..umr I": 11 e- i 1. I'earM.n Swal- MannianurltiB iwbiup.. d. IJ-:.iIl. IM'llvMs. n.v0." e t.V-VTTON'S hountV. back MT. C'. chaise, "notary p'tHHc; advice free II I k. S. o'Hi-ien. -ill Chestnut a-t. IiUi. eto. misi:i:i.i.a.m:ol! m:uhs. Al.'. kinds of tin. nil'r and Ealvafl1 Ir-n woik. furnf-. raiuc.s and K"Vs reimned. n joii Itr Kbvcnth and Masketst ".ST-IIt liooFlNG V.. ri-iairs all kltds of srr.nil or .,nn-Iti..n r..i: dioji uh pr .t il f.r pri.-s. Of!ie. 17 he:nut et. I ''Klrake sla-ns. r.nv kl-!.L antwher. any rr on a-iv thine, s. turner StKll Co.. Ihestn-Jl st Telephone Kinloch CIZ. ii:ti:ct:vi:s. Till: V0!I.f: Iele tive Service Co.. 1C an.1 I7 Car let. .n lllilK Tel. tell M..!n 11- le-.-.t.- .-t tletet-il. service at reduced rites. Incorporated. It! i:ii:iU STA'ir.-, SKAI.S, M-KC1!.S. 1A.M. tfc.- stamp man ill N Sivth "t rub. l.r t...ii!. eK a-iie Is. tc H-..-1. chea;-. out -k MEDIUMS-CLAIRVOYANTS.- llfteen C-nt.- Fer lar. MMH I.AV17TA. the fann iia and widily. knuvf.n fertunt- teller, at S laum..nt st TYPEWRITERS. FOIl SALE. FK1iNIHAND Typewrttt-rs l.b"') for sa:o at Jl u.j. A K'd maihlno rented thne months b.r It. t.oo.1 service sriiirantewl All ra.-.kc tarrie'L Ihe Tyltvvnter lTiLbame. jm N. Ninth. LOST AND FOUND. I)-:T On Twenty-e'ghth and line a Jeweled pn: literal reward. 43tt West Il2e t- la" 'ST Small rurs contalnlrs Jl and eoim -jt- on ?uburban car No (Webster car Sund.iv ai-rr.4.n. Return to J-3ti Vernon and r-nei.e r- ward. LT A lro j bjnttrs !!r; answrs to tru name of ,t,e. Return to .31 ihertdan ava. md get re-Hard. EDUCATIONAL. IIAID'S DittdneM Academy. 3(31 Tbomae Ft Srelal intru tions to ba kward s, h-dars tn i r nerclal and, grammar school brancte duniiir t.a Miinn.T. lU'BIAM fhorthftitl Collerr". Unlcn Truit Dldg Exclutivelj- for joung ladie; r-oslt. or.s secured f.r graduates; rpilal course for teacVrs. ST XiOFX-j a.hO(?l for Stammerers Stammer i"ir. ;uttermg and othe Impediments t'i s;e4 1- rapidly. s-erf-t2y. permanently curel. 317 Del mrtr touletard. STUTTEitlNG and stammerlmx ixltlveiy cur-. by Do.tor Randolph and Mo ViV Jgh. 3M0 Ea-t--n ave.; th- fanotw oi:e traanera of the world. BICYCLES. FOR SALE. CLEVELAND. Cre-rcem. and Caesar bicycler; St. IMii.-i Cclo Co.. N .--econl st.; csk for Morgan. Telejdion? Main 3cvt; KIcla--4h A 715. 3ET your t'Icycle reiuiring and undr:ei at 3H( X. I1ftcnth st.. and get prcrcpt service; ,.(r bicyeleyj at 53.wi. 1W Cleveland. OIumMi. Cresc-nt. Caesar and Ant'i-i bievles; rerair.r.r- and renting. Morgan, llartilig l.ing. OUe st. LlnUell 1U4 A. 1!" 73 tuyy a hlgh-trrad- 1A model one-year jquar-.ntced ucnts or ladies" bicycle. Sert to any addresa In trie Units States on 10 days fre trial, payable after re-eived. For ratalogue. lull r-irtit ulari and -p-cial prlc offer, cut thl notice out and mall to 5-are. Roebuck Co., Ohaeu HORSES AND VEHICLES. roR SALC. CERTAIN gla33 wagontttes Urum,rair hack and delivery waon.; all kinds; casu or tlmo. AIcCabe-Dlermcn Wagon Co., ia7 N. Rroadway ONE new omnibus Hsrht stak- waqjn. surrey; park, top and r-ddlr-fTS" wagons, t-rcondhtni; wry ch.ap. Juhn Juitl, 3133 N. Ninth at.. St. l.ouis. SMALL Hutimcbll"; ball-bearing wire wh-eli; pneumrttlc tirts. avt-rage 13 ixlle-; 3-hore pcw-,r erme.; price J;J; reason tto sniaiL 3731 Pa con st SURREY. ?3": tt sets bugg harness $3; fur set- single vagon harness St; drable waga harness, til. 11. C- Janiwatn. Usui N. TfclrtiHantli street. NICE marc; two good: work horses and eld sur rej heap. Darn. 332J Pin st. FINE black buggy mare; guaratteed sound and gtntle. 3t-- bhenandouh st. VEHICLES New top delivery wagor and, all other kinds of vehicles, new nnd seconthattd, for sale. I. M. Stlz-r. l3i N. Fourteenth st. ri -ts yecondhand harness; a'l Vin3i; single and douiile; large F.:ock rrw harness. Rroadway Harness ftore. 1330 N. Broadway. MONEY TO LOAN. tl.V IIBAI, ESTATE. MOKEY TO LOAH, LOWEST RATES. A1I1..3 IlKjniELMANN R. Fl 1T.. Hi Chtliut st. 5-Per-Cent Money To lAin-e l.tve Jl,i, f"W 53.0.0. Jl "V 7..l0. J.;.n. S7.w). !.n..). JJ.fvO. Jlo.(i.. J1V.VK. t3n.ws. 5U.UW and tu.v:t tc 1. an at S per ce-t interest, on extra kki security; St. ln.is .ity lmtaMved real estate only. KKKIJJT CO. 1111 CT.oetcutst. OX FEHSOXAfU ritOPEKTY. A 1-niVATE .party ha, money to loan ca furnituro and pia-ios; easy rayntent-; c r.' dn tlal and proper treatnxint assure.. Wl Ch-mlcaf bulldlm:. AFrUCATIONS for loans on houwhold cotls rtilve .ur prompt uttentlon. New York 1-inan Co.. M7-1-J odd Fellows bid.. th and O.lvusts. THE Fidelity I'.rnlMr.tF Companyll''otb st tnaaes loan n furniture at bwet ;ioie..bl rates; easy pavinent; no extra chce. J70 or more luanod on furniture; no publicity: tmns of payment to suit borrower, tli Pine, room 211. I UISCELLAXEOt'S. MONEY furnished .alaiied rople aid rU merclianta with. jut security, easy payments. Tol rnan. rtsirn )l. ill N. Seventh st. FOR SALE. HOOKS, 1'AI'EIIS. ROOKS 1 want to buy law. medical and other KOo4 books. John Llnanan. Bookseller, ill Mar ket. I'ASTUKACK. GOOD pasture for horses; send postal. I. Pe lart. Wellston. Mo. l-Oll SALE 31ISCEl.l.A.EOL'S. FOR Sal Fine, fresh cow; jrentlo as a Iambi quantity cf rich roilk IS3 N. Klcir- hlft&way. MAJfTSTl 7 an.1 Quick ileai" Has ranges, lea cheer, csf!irs and freezers at reduced prices. fXndon Brc. loss and K-3 Market st. KXJ'KItT raiora are, exceptional va .e frr JI: full hollow cround and fully warranted, to 1 bad only at Jos. Alsberc Sons 31J OitK M Louis. THEATRICAL. AMI.sn.MKNT3 WANTED-Iialleon man shows, rwincs. eano mcW phonosrapha ard other amusernenta wanted for the 4th ot July. Writ I-e-i V Gunster. Cartervme. III. EMPLOYMENT AGENCIEST ALT. the ileslrintr belp or seeklnir situations may recister l,n ,he "reo Kmploytr.ent Bureau or the Slate Labor Rureau ot Statistics. S73 Cen tury buudtnz-. Situations and help fumlsted ire ot charsof, Tel. Kinlocn li KH. t .V

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THE "REPUBLIC: MONDAY JUXE 4, 3900. PERSONAL. Fifteen Cents rer Lliw. trouble .:.irJs.l5Urln'- ccrflnemont: ladies :n lI1re?ttr4U1r"';rmw"Wn- location 'iSi... ,lu ttu "'x" h-eit it-Soft? sutx-asfuli) tr.....,! or lu .h,r- w-.fc .fygm W. ...l v1-- treatment tcr niiat trojhle-. nimn .-u-cnarires. etc.. either x Jled Co.. M. X frtn.

-l.HIE?"7Mr uUtnr neier tails, one co-nrl-n eatrrentjreejl-s E Mar- SMKMn.ll.," amit.-.- rr: n- r ht... nIr .rwtanas nei-uia.t,r iinijncnc iree rs b ,1th tr. T.in.i-.- z. r.i ,i jrec Harmless Mwthli I:. culator. 1 't fall. Jlrs R II. an 11 IT. JUItmukee. U is. LAnirsM V? i' iuiun- ;irv"r i i4i OT Ci T33- ',i'?n-i: lVw!es duri ir ctmnneront lonic round fcr Inf.. 1 adlea lat-ouble call. :J S sin. lir.S IV I!OT-o:c rc-ceii. during ccntinem.-nt: rea-oBaute rt ladies m troui W- "'l -S"l 'l iVi?- rKM"TOI:TlL-ItrHV. prlvaf Ihww brfor emime-nent. before anini: rtv!im an me j: t-ea irremlarlti. s ruaU"teed inm s 2..S. 1 Infant- fr la lies ir ray rwrul-'or ."fOM"! neet k'i isctiei is In n haeiv Jd "oat rj stati-i t ,i tlT -jr,t(. a n.l as lfllV Ft .l..i' 3 MI'Et.Irll -Tat FwlM Mic- DANCING. 1IA II n HAshafn' clf their tHst r! JT at 1,,K'hn 'llirte l-da Ju-. lutllrinc nrternoon and ti'c'it AJml.akin trfmlcrani .-i.. llw. 1 T STOCKHOLDERS' MEETINGS iiisn m nr.r i im k (iiii'tr Cmlrf hrt-l jue.i it at a Hf-i'nr t tl- Ftccklifcldera uf Mi- i rl Hrp JJrl k V 11 x I :J At u. .fic r 411 Mf M bt. Iy UI- M n t Jane. ir m t rurrrs f t u n a j.- ,j. to tu "it K J t It if3J f i .t 1 ri in, f m "T i t tr ith la p in It "(m i t -.i nd tl..r hr pit tl t K. v t Thrma IJollar. n vm i:m ft i r i i n ri t npltal H IV Hum '"n umi J hltii- ant I th tr ifc, f may V? prit. i iv it jns r ii ti -r nr-s as v w 'i f i? i ar w PERSONAL NEEDS. oj.ij ci.ot;iig hoi gut. .M.'Vns t.i.l tt'al I j V Fpp.-lmin S OUe fit !w pa6 M' rt pries f r CuOtl lad!' Sal g-ntl:mn s ckthnr le. a r -ri'- JHGlfr?T -art rrl. rlJ for ladies' r,nj en tlen b ra t off ft th nsr a' iritt" Callvr srl postal J V U-r b Wal- a Bt Kin A iUi.nr, i'uumm. a.n:i i:x:i'Miiinc;. IIAVK ynur oil halt of u j k'nJ laiiirv Cents', clcsiied or dird t-qual ti new Inn trw Vork i: laicas a r THOl'SKRS rl-T-. n rr'--" 1 'tn m ri. -lrated raxor-ed.'1 .rraa. onl h. Lnot ltu.li. lallor. e!an1r and dr H Pine f Y 1K cloth cleaned drd and rpalnHl at misnnabl orkea ttrat-ilars work Prli. leine anl iim"(t I-s Kranklla a- Km I ws l)lTJCIA.f. rrnvsirs ana r"a-ie flti to tha lrm ?I urard e r rented fr1 toy C II. t.i t ctnnt r. popular npi tan. T 0 ltoe ?U WARRANT! I MlU oM ipectaelra fltted to the r0. t tt. d free. bt. OptI cal life. Co. T3 Louiut st i)in:.-3iAKii:. SEAIISTRF? wants hlrt walat; plain mato U. nrdcr. 2& ea h silk alta, Sl.jd. wnrk guu snterd I'M houte 1 av. inaiiTitv. K1STON Etram Dotai-RHntn. 416 U. Kraid-nir-fcptu or teeth 13. paiulrsa ettractlos Irtige wk ii. ofeo bundays until Z. "BOSTON strain IVntal-lloa-as IK N nrel ay. lttreen t.icut an I St. marie SIS aal J35 tu for JI t'jetor Caae. ynjnttor. 3ii:iica1j. ALL prlatf d,oaes a yredalty a I'rankiin Aeiit;oiree CHapenfarj. 4 Frak!ina :i:;.nuAi. i';:m il wvnt-.. COJniRIIJVTlOX eabinet p!iolo. a tiyf. I lp d lUtl.oit MiiJIu lit; Wajhmton a-e MUSICAL TOR absolute barsaia in no. and. ?ercndhan2 rlano-. call on Ianiei t Xunlr llano fu i-'ourtef.tll and North Market hn. HUAll th ol of a Krakauer sins to h. ar It la to bu It ol.l only b Daniel a. I) jni.tr 2'lno oihjaii-v. liAi.te:itc and Ncrth Market. bT IXlPlS lriita Ccn" llareb and wo-M., I y tetoll. comner Klondike tlold March, .in ji'tpald J la'it&Scti0 "TIIH Oirt I Ine." "rfttl-t !o.r son-: r written. In Cuechet. s imtxiHfcX of J. lUrht Sons buy :me ij. eoM oer it4 N .x itl. -t ci-cdtiion. MnI cn-1 co SYMPHONY Sflf-rlayl-Tc rrcac. a i-w social 'jjles at r Cucst prt --s Tor a t-w lis. jlitz UaTEX CO H6 01iest. ...0&CAZiS. faiccr Ilacof ecu i.-ly UaS2v utlri ua bargains hi lt new nJ sh nana in-t-tnunents Tianos from tZ- j u.-jih Ira til up. IMano- rert-d at lowsi rates c.iJ Pianos or oig-ina ta&en tL ir lui t&itie ia Till KSTTTY CO., SIS Oh a St SECRET SOCIETIES. ANCIENT FiEE AND ACCEPTED MASONS. a COR.vrR STOSn LOI GE. NO K2. A V K ii ito-uiar c nn unti atlon this "5c (Monda) exentrs. s o clock it Orund JW Atmue 3Jifto il- T'niilr- Grand ar I tinaej atnu, ork K A. degree. Visitors cordlall" elcoracI h l. i:kiiatingi:ic v. il SI W Fmith. Pejotary GEOiiGn WAiHNGTo;r i.oi5,:b, no. A; 5 A r A. DJ Al ir bi rd vi 1 assemble in hall or Tuscan iie. i.nty irhfl and Vnin;rtoa ni-e-ue at a ftclifc, Tuefida-i oelillK J.io u. t make th-m a. fraternal tlalt and at In fi, n .ik. W l HANOIj1. Jit. 1". M lienrylahou. srri lao ITAKA lAIDtlB. NO 40. -V. I a A II Mated communication thia (Iord- V'-.r e.entnr; June i. S o'clock, corner Kiitkth a and rr&nklln aenue iiltora lnvitiw JI roilKN. W. AL Adolph Klelrtopf. Seeretar A Mi'ssorm uoi'.'iK. n'o i. A. I' w,y A. JL stated ,-ommi.ntcatlon at orla JJ thian Ilalk llam:o Temr-le on Tnu-- TT day. June 7. at 7 J in. I". O decree en several rndldateF Mrtnien are requ-nei to attend. VlitinK r-rethren fratern.illj Jr.Utel. John II. Docraa. fcocrttary. a OCClIlKNTAL. I3DGB. N'O 1?. V. I f X. A JI Ki.ukr rommunlcation at V'if" lrard Aveiue Jlafoa'c Temple this Monday iirmf Jnn- t at rl.-rk. V ork In First doer, e Isll'iK l,reihren c-nrdi.il-1 InUtfr! W M l-OltTKOL-a W. JI A I" Oliver. Secietarj. SKNSQI-iTS eiiONORj vo LAFAYETTE L-.DGE. SO 15 K SyY of II Tt-tt sected and fourt'i Mi ndaa vt' at JcnKlmcs Hall. 1.SI niout.au ?e- Snue. All KnlFhta of Honor Iniltetl to uur mcetinys. JNO r AI.U l"'"!" l- boulh Fourteenth urtst Jf J Klrwiallciorter. X -t. i"c nt ai .aiue. e7VT OLIVF BRiNCH LODGE. Nt ?f. of II Itoul mtetlnss tlrs: and third VV Jlondaya at Union Hall, outhw.-t cor-- ner llroadnay and Iltiiton Mr.it. All Knishta of Honor aro lnilted l'liKCV C JONi'S. Ulctaior lit) McIhcron u e. I'ejton C Jones. Keporttr. 4B Odd Jelloivs LEGION OF HONOR. nxn!LSIOR COfNCIl.. NO 17. 1 OF II net llrFt and third Tuesdjn each month at Tuirer Hall. WIS !:aton aini.e j clti:oiIr. Chancellor. J. r rarnnston it.eonler "sT." IJUIS col NCI I. NO f I or 11 m.-eti it Occidental Hall. Tnirty fourth and Ollie street lint nnd lliild Jloiiiars or l month Jl-jmbcrscf tha order cuoJlally Imttedlo meet with us. I JOHN- BLL'M.NS, Chancelltr. r. S. Dron n. It- "crdir. SECRET SOCIETIES. KNIGHTS Of PYHiiAS. S& r a nr. laidre n ;i k or i- rr-ee-s v5?& e.r Tufa eie-urg tt o lock eharp vftTi lit., i t m .1.'..,- t- lllv K'Wt t nris st..,,,. or. hint Vi-it -s r rllal'V la I Hied ari r.t jt-.rs led I eite-il JOHN U -llt!. L.IV c. c I A't.st Art! ur J lall. K. ..f II iS JLn' ri.: si i-i. i:iti i:r r v f. x t T. r l I.. IT. tf Mii tiic i Mt j ti at j m .hArr. ork In tho ri k of i. it tir Kmht rnnlmlH In- a i n iii-'., Mtf-t Ilirr UoU-rt. K I: s. l K if 1J in-et li IIurltnptoTi I T JI WiTT. Actft; t J 4tiTO. K rr I. t. lX-7i- K of IE A. S 5? ivniii'i-r Sjx'c- Vo 121 K of i fcTV-a nMt- .'vt-ry Tliirniav tTlnK Ht "i? l"r t II ill Sxniwi1! i.r-,1 -i., I ,-5J.."w': v-"'-l In rank Xmt'it Tbu-- m" llnl.. oi,'rj alleml and .lllam r-ili. K ofl: 4 f ft- IlX'ON Ij-se No Iv rf 1 r t. U tvT v '!-1 etnir at IVi'enal "AfiV --th ail r-jnl"n aene 1- .11 ir.. l ''nri'kof Pii..- Vi lr-t Ietnl a"d lltlnc knVit r-.-1'.I-U im't.d PIIK1 TOl V(.l- O I mi tinu. i ii. uern.l li. cf 1! i s 3T3 gv JJ irj Jiaii Thirtieth nn 1 OM-i ,e nk I nnrli- imi r m j- r iir"-n-in GOLDE 0"UPK.T.miVIIIKlK n r K. J"-' ''e-jr hrl! e.enmr fiurfl t'CSJfRf-'Tlli n.I Market t-eM Wo-it peavl i' I'ajre at rest rruS'i nn .lu r.' ,'',:,"T'. ,"I!" V" ar- e 1'prrr C F. o't. K of R.1S ii i ttk ijorTF vo ir i: or 7TVV rM.t ry VdneNla enint; at "afe", Kml.rct tn'Mfnr M Olit- -.tre-t. ehh n.or Wt V rank of U-uire oc.i riM-- 'i, WaTCIl H WII.COV.CC W rr-1 II..rn K K S. J. SH-v-ol UI 1 1 m-jk. N K ir tt, '-kf- 11,11 II, lUin.1 Hu.llltiL T 1 Vr-' 'H e. -.r t rank ..f Kti'irhi l-rili-"V.-S" -mK lime I t"lt t.. i!ds w-l- Cha; rir K of II 2- l'vnrto ijopoh no. jm k or r. VVnwt' oei Uedn-suv rtnlnjc In eaut viTi "nil of Masonic Lulldili.- .-emtli anl n----t s'" 1 1 il- rank -f K,r fn da fifs ta M, niw ra -:,-lit a- 1 tl t f" ,v fa-nrM' K '1 It I ,i.A S- THIUlnV lOnIt' Vrt n r iTJf.x to t ecn Twlay venin'r bail No I "5 I fad lvilows" bullJlns. N''ntl an! flie stn-eta. Memlr ard iritora o.r- ll.-y iioitr' o M Kl TltEIf--.ii:!. c. C Attest: l'rank 3 csn K of It .t e v no nf i7iiir xolTu or .r-i. I mwf ecr ,dnda at Old 1VI- low- ill. Mit and Olive Ma Jyi !netr3 eeril"i rnk of I'aic ail je'ular y-it" Al! ;.r..i(htt are ,n.lfl Alfred Ilcyl' K pf H ye- n.vm-H i VXVwil! n- LOTV.I NO TC OP I' l Mail lii-fa' lu i Hr tvra an 1 llfT.Iu !-M

ar. f! nc J It KKI.A1I X. C. C r II PaM ber. K ff 11. S. j. VINTT IX1PGK NO y. tc. OP t v-vtreets er TMirsljy eenir? at So,i.vtc tharr at lnii is' Hall t-uutneat co-,' r Ninth ar 1 M. Ik t Iot l-ltors co- duill- in.i 1 and n-n,trs t-x- ie U V 1UL.I VII -!iMAN C C. W J II II.stn. K of II A. b. W WIIMiTOS IXIM.I N ir 1. OP nts ,er I rl lai v-nin. et hall. ;ao"i l--nple e.nth and Market r-et f -iirUi floor. rk in the rant aui e rVli evnmir. Jun, AI. ml are 1-eo.afct1 I l? 1 1- m 1 lin t-ct1- rs are a14i u-U ne Gil VvT IICK. C. C 3 r DomiiiMi, K of IC H ;h Clark ate. n Mrni i -fti.nj t j m l.urlinst ti(MtrK. l-.t-tth fit t Uik rk r t- Attt u J r.n or i: v s ROYAL ARCANUM. iV 5 GISAN'D VuncaI. At.eM-srl I'ojul r-iiiii! iA ii'i.uuu ji!i(.i;in -A. corulal welcomt to IsUuis fr nri 1 rflirn nrt r''n irnm aroid I. j ju:is-i:n. n ic 1 na. C.J .rani -for.tiry ROYAL LCAGUE. 1UYI. 1 I T N ii t r t f t1 m mli r tvll'TH MIK COl NC'U I and fju-lti Alondtv ur liaI IVrk ar d Jcff'non A SJIAUT. Arcltn. 1 M. I.I. o( I hT UH I1 i. i 1 j j?. rar- t ery lir' oivl h rl M n i-. of tlv tronth ir Kiki I ia I 11 II in I buibuni: hi:km rniEuuvN'i'mc Arrhn. Utli.vi A uau-t. Piribe. ItoTAI. 1.1 01 f HVMII.rtiN- f)l N--IL. t i h rr-i ind thi I Moria.s f m it I! Hill .i ill. Sub awl Haiu llt i a ule I" HJMirrMrt. n.ion. 1 1 V r i SiN rAIGIHS AM) LADItb 0! SLCMJI5Y. M. i!1T i ill M IL. N l K X i. or! 1 MoT!a c r-n k k at 1 i Hiil J If ma an I ,s. in AI u-l-r- ti U- I -.1 i i wi-T I -ota! I iiu ld ieill br.Tr-t-r -n I M r r ii! .J.MI TII I". r -i- k it h s V l!'.n -trf IGHSjOrjrA 3 85CR iilAFHEW. SI-IT.EVi: COITNCII. KM'lillS -r". ftf V"1rw-r ?.tatbe- Ofr 1"W XAleUt iXSX Mrct Fi-iiil II. irt i.i.et Iir.t l n.-T Mild KHH Va a I a ioj nt'. t I.AN1KI.O-C TItCV. Pui r-ne chief Kn"?M S i- L. c Ik-id.rr. Atrcnie Record. r. F: FiTi ii.ii vil no vt knights or ,-,t r ,f i it-- st il -ii i f.ui 'I n- la if jr in .m al M I inN Ha 1 Mstunth .id" aln.t 't -t" A'en b- a. ,i. ast. be J.reent. f (r I'M I (1!- I WON i.tl .N. Chief snrlCnliiM. Fen I: tluni If -n "Tt uv isfn" i: otooijtj rMiNni no S kmtiu .f Fath.r liatnelw meet-. Iirt and third M liij- ol rs- h m r t.i. at x 'ioul Hall. I O KalV.1 ttrel il-n.i-ef. ple-a- be Drt-Milt. Mattini; br.itnra w. Inm- JNO T Hl'NT. Cnbf S." KiishC J no. J S!.-nll Rut rier KN'.GHIS TEMPLAR. I t-ar -T I1 Ts n iji .Mrui i, W-S 'M'"1' ti.nniB at S o I,, r firaT.. ar kn l. w 11 V T( HrMU-r I'wnmanlAr It 1! -S..T-' PROPOSALS FOR PB...Ti:iG AD VERTISEMENTS. Oirit I50JI 1 of H.lui .tion. M la.nis. May -.1. l't.1 F'aieil pr. r-oali will be '.nnd at th" oillee of the ?uiipl ("oniml1 loner Itoartl of (Mutation of the City of St. Louis until I t. in.. TrnsnAY. jfm: ij from publish. r of mrpa'r p-inl.tl In ilu '-itj m bt Iiuls and hnini; a unif rm t!ail paid circuljtio-i of mtr live thousand -on) tt.pies for Micli printinj; of ndv.rtis.--nuiita a maj lie roiuired bj iid ltn ird for .ml diMi.c a period .ommeniins July 1. 1!m and emll'is Ji.ne IJ-il. 'ihe pllutiiiK mt.ft conf rm to the follo-v-ing Sizt char-ictor and name of Ijpe. non-p.trt-il. minimum ItiiRth of line, twtlte uJl pit i ems. minimum width of eolumn, thir teen (13) ph. i tms; chtr.it ter of the m -c-uremtnt to be oniploj.it nolu.ir.-ll Kiih d ertist-ment to be pnblishetl for live iDj om-f utlve tlajs in a eonspicu 5.3 part of the i.iper. .Suiitlaj ma lie Included. All bids lo be addressed to Wm llrvnn. S il, -Iv Commissioner of th" Hoard of IMu r ition. and mark.tL "ITopo-sals for Adier-llHemenl-' llldders. v.lil lw reti ired t tle peit vilth the becr.trj and Trt itur. r i c. niticd ch.s;k or cah amouniiiiK to tVC. who will l-.sne a tertitieei. thereror t'.-r-lilicate to be placed In the envelope ind d. posited with the bid. to b return..! after aw i- Ii re made A bond l."v for the faithful fulfillment of ntract will be required NTo wj re- J in 1 1 withdrav n prlcr lo the e'o- 3 oi ihe ntular laeetitis ot tho ljoaid of lMu- f T MIMA OUf.P co r: IC OF ti, J nt- fori Tuta nirT. 9 rVl r'rk 'K unthnnl M--kt Juw I mrn r eocit. to attt-nd Ir -1 if a1 "U i I'l jtioii nct -ur'eoiJmir t'le oiiruinc .if ti-' bli!"- A tiol.itieii of thl i".lion on tin l.irt of tin' IliliUr. ur ft failure ia urn I! tin- aw.irii ir.ulo him. thjll firf.it t.. ti !alil hl- 'ejxrit Jiiil rt-ndrr li m Ii t I r r"' il.ltll.Sr-- .!'le-.l to 111. IKiini I l.dllt 1-..-1 li broach of hi- obh .lion 1:iiI.!t5 w"l alM l r.ii.tr.-.l to !i! Willi ihur birth tho ;i::m..ti slut ilu- dally ti i in illation of tli paier 1- a'"' ..otes or inor. N 1 fil will lf i-iipl.I'-roii In nliMi thc-o -h .11 W in lunr. oi int. riiiii-ntton Thi -u. cev-ful 1 i.di i -nil e requtr-il to fiitnt-h to th- Suipl t'.iiiisni-'yiotir lh Hrft I "f puo'lcdtlon ll't -11;-.-. of k'i ,nlt rtl-eniiiit Ireo of ilan;.-, if requlro.! Thf l.iwr.1 of IMucitl n of the rlt of ti Lota-. recrts tt.c ri?!u to reject any or all liki. WM Iilt VN". Hj(ipl Cumtnl-viuii. r. Board of Education, General Repairs 1903. Sl l.oui-. ll.n n. 1K. Fpnlctl proposal;, i,i r.c.it! at th olb o of Hie l.-ili !i!!n ihji. tniiiit. l.oartl of ij.uiit.on. Nimii ai.il iitu t ftitt-ia. on or I, .01 i t.ti.Kk 1 in. on ih. 1th la of June. IS"', fur woik on 1'i.blic bihu'.i iiu la li.KN .1-. follow-,: 1 Adaltioii.. .ind Alteratlws. atJoui m hool l'Uili!in;. i. I'ai-itlu, .lii.l Klnzing. S. Ti-ittnK an.l ji otter icpalr. I tlratilto.ti ttoik. 5 l'l ziir. iiioltlii.g, various scliooifi. J III tilt btlK. T l'lumliitiR. s-enctln ami sa fittlns. S Keiair-. to t-.im Iitatlns apparatus. Kn.nr-. to tu-n.icis 1 puii- to britl. i.ork an.l cahtlngs for bt l.r furi.aci. 11 KtiMirs to Iwilem. ohiinneNS, etc It. raintlbK c.iiimi.jF. tit. A.N'X: A I. .NTKACTS. ArtilloMl liliJ.lo.ird. li.tiou thadtb. Aumi-K-- V-iult .It inms Ktni.il.il of 1 In-C. All bit!. sli,iis b made out on blanks i.IikIi will be furti.-1'.-.l M the luparJinent of llulltlillB All bid- s-halt le iletl and Indorsed -Hid 011 mid .Hidic-sui lo U M Ii I r'l'NKK "iin!Ht-lonor of Siliool itmki-h-i; .mil be tKixisite.1 In 111.- b,i In tlw lobbi of the Huiidins Uipartm.nt on or L-e-fo the .iboe dalt. till -.liall be .tt c-mpameil bv .Vpojiits in tl.i amount sit out In oai-h si'B ition JJo bitl will be ntt rt .iiotl utm n. t ontn..iut. 1 L suth .Ul-oii AH of -iltl .l.ti-its to b In 1.1-h or terti'ii-d .lo.k. in.oii lujale to tb. Itonrd f lyl-ution of tilt- of Ft. J.oi.!-. which .imountf "i ill lie Jcpoitei with the S c-et.iry ami 'Ii as-jicr. who vmj d liter ther- lor a tirtllic.ile, ihls certiHcto thill 1- inclot-S in tht uiiii.dH- containittr: tin bid No In 1 received can lie vithdrivn prior lo the tl.t' "f the 'egular m tn of the Ho.i-tl of Kducrliou n.-t -jit.d,ns the oiiw.ln,: of the bidn A tlolatlon of this ptol--ion on the iurt of th. bidder, or a tailure t i-ornpl T.ith th. ovarii mile Inm. s-hall iorfIt to the lio.in! hi- deio-i as lkpildaltd da:nas. for !ns bnath of con trait The Hoard rcstrc the riuht to reject any or all bit--. .-Jp.ei!itatior for the above work, may !jo uwetl at th- Kuil.llnu 1 parinrnt. Koirtl ot i:duc.Uion. it the Mast, r I. ild.-ru IIs. ch.m i tul at th- room oi the 'JJlldlcg t'on'.r u tor-' Vs i. i ti in I'.iiltl. rs deslint, t i irrv aw iv -If- trl sptiitit iiitti uii! b r .ii!r tl to in ke a Mri.t1! tUp-iit lo insjie tht oro:rit: -.nc ie it tarn o! the simf W.M 11. ITTVITR. Coninii--in:Kr of "hool lluilllrsc. SLAIN BY HIS nn.'nrsnrn ijfirr UiVUiiUtu irci lii'iuaril Aliif. :i T..inisiii. F.it.tlh Shot in ,i (JiMiii-1 ilii ioii-t Sniiili. SELF-DEFENSE IS CLAIMED. Wiiiunn DciIiiU'il That .Mile, Aimed Willi a l.'cvoht'i. Mad I'.inkfii lnio Her At.ut- mi'iit and I'.f.itcn 1I.M-. lifroard Ue. a teamster, living at No. C" Ituter street, u.s shot b his dliorcd wife Violet ::mlth. at her home. No 2!l chestnut treet. at 11 ..Vlotk est.nla mo-Tint, Iinmt-.liattl a't. r the shooting Able was taken to the City Hoxpilal in at amliiil.lnce. There he vva-J lecelvcd hy Doc tor II HelmriT. viho, after exaininlnK hu. in juries, pionouneed them fatal. lie died al JI J o't lw-K in the afternoon. Th T" vit re no witnesses to the nhooling. Able -ai iintcniious when he reai hed Ihe hospital, and no -Haiement could be ob-tairt-d from Mm iolet Smith w.n arr t ttl and taken lo the hce.i)tal -Allh Able. &he app"Jn-d cool, and sakl th't she ta-! Klatl that he vvounde.1 him. ami expressed hope "hat i would dl- She va taken lo ihe I m- Courts a prison- r The t-oiinlc were marred in is; and wer sejiar. ld b divorce two v.arsago. Abl went West, but returned ilmut four mortiia ,ij,.i. At that time he learned v.'liere ha was livlns and w.nl to her house. He threat, ncl to bent her ami called her vile nan-ei. Th. visit was repeated feveral time-, a id on each occasion he hectme more in-nltinK The v.oman's friend-i advb-cd her to com plain to the poll... but she refrained from tloiiiK o J-'lit s.iis that jestirdaj morning Able niipettn-d at tier house ,cd dtmanti-J ndmis-.ion. This he wai r Tused nnd he vvalkcl ana. Mnoti afterwards tlie inilk m..n came to the house, and h -11 ihe d.Mir was opened for him. Able, who was hiding lu the entrance 01 the hous. next door, pii'hid his vvav In. lie ru-hiHl upstalrvi and Hammered on hta tlivorctd wife's dtwr with his I'sus. She ri-fu-.d to i en the door and Able Kicked it in lie mttred the aji-irttivent and jiro-e.-ed.d to a i' his wife and brtak up the furniture. A fu;ht tnaue.1. in wMc!i the worai-i K"t pfsucswlon of h.r revolver, whlth wa on the bureau, and dlv liarui .1 It at h-r as-ailant The ri"t shot took ef fect, ard Al It- f. II to the floor unconscious. SCloU" The occiirwints of the hou-e vi-r. attracted b lie hois ami hurrird into th. Smith woman's roo-n. Tliej found Ablo siretchetl Uin the floor Tht police vicre summoned and were upon the scene -dmrtly after the shoollr.-r oct iirretl Meantime the woman's friends r.ritel hr to esc ie but ahe le-fu-etl to tl-iKiu. s.ajlnr tht she had done th shootliiB lit self-deft me, and had 110th Ini; lo fear. Sl sail to a repr. sentilive or The Ke I ubl t that Al le had a revolver in his Iund vi lien ii. .nt. red h.r room, ami threatinetl to kill In r She il.claretl that she was com jell.tl to sli.ot to save her life. About tlir.e tiionihs ,im Ablo toM her thai Im would Kill 1 er upon the liist occasion, hu r-ild 19,99! Js the number of an ordi nance in revision of the Gen eral Ordinances of the City of St. Louis. Official copies, paper bound and two inches thick, arc for sale r-t Republic countiup;. room; $1.00 each. JOURNAL OF Tie Coihh 5! r vn RC'JLA!3 SE35IOM. 19GD-I901. (OFFICIAL.) Ot' Ot SL Iuuln. Ceunell Cimatuer. June? I. H-A. The Coancll met ;il 5 oVIock ti. m.. Mr. President Meier in :be chair. Present .Messrr. Cairoll. IIu-Ikcs. Hoff mann, Hon. .11. Kratn, SU; senlmri;. Kieh ards. S. huell, TliuEtr. Wiggins jr.,j a(r. lr.tidiiit l!.ler-ll Absnit lit -r. Cast an-1 Cans Tlnr. belni; no IJeli.in. th.- minutes of the 111. etlng of Mav J. 1SW". aa print-d weru aplrov.il Itllf-ORIS OI-' CITY OrTIcnitA Tht lolov. ii's message Inm hhc lloror tht Ma) or v.as r-ad and kM. Major's 0,Kt-e. M. l.ouis. Jlay 31. l' To tho Honorable C.ty outitil. id lu. Mo lenileinen 1 hav. the honor to return to J mi with tti approval th. following tntl tbd onliikititts- -."on. 11 inn .mi 1 -vn ordinance muk.ni; tenipor.rv appropriaiions to m.-. t 1 rtain expel a or the lt i-oiermn-111 fm thru 11 IlltlS of III.. lis, .1 t.ir ,s-n.H...... I.. (Me,. .n Aiirtl 1". and ending April 1 .l. m lu-'lt-i; bills unpaid at the be-Jntuntt ot th. list al t.ir I'oiii-cll Hill No I. All ordinance .-tab-ji hii k fit rate u-ij p.-r entag.- of lav. to If i. net! and eollecjetl for th" jear KJ Kepeetf!ill. HEY. ZIEC.KNHEIN. The fi.IlAtxrlrry. ,1. mimi!ili..l.A. e.... 1. -nr.m..,. ,.,..,ia il.. f liv I oonseltir n. re r.nt! .trol r.r.-i-i-.l 1.. th. mmliits-on li.hi- !ipro-nt-ni-.: laitA ln-iartm.nt of the M of St. Ia.uK iBiie of :hc Chj c.iun-. I ir St. Louis, .lune 1. 1 To the II noril.le JIun.-li.ll At tnbl. Ctml. m i-l h.iv, tl 11.. nor 10 rrt that priteetdlngn lo opt n an alb) in ii) -r I V- VII..., lllIl-l- l?fc vt.re iul) instituted in the 'in nil c.,i.rt Oil li .11 d It.. Ihnl -.n.l. 1........ 1 .j. 1-J111 ui-iiiiur-!i Te.- lul) app inte.1, a!.d the rvport of sjij com missi .iiers has lieeit made and tilt d In sai.1 prut-. dines. That undr the hndiuK of -ti.i report, ihe itannucn. allowed for the proinri) iil.t-n amount to Juo'si. wh'eh itmouni. f."sntw wjs ji.t. iis-ti-ist the i it) iiuiudtd in th. axt ssment dhi iri t 'ihe estimated t sis pa) able out of the in ritaur are SIJIw B) older of .-oi rt. June Jt. l-.jft. s fl.el as the .Minded llin. within whieh the A--erul.l) shall apitrolt r tlis.ipprive the r. pt ri. ami the matt, r Is a'-iordiligl) sub mitted to. )'ur consideration Your obi lb nt .s-ruii'. U. Ss.HNI ItMACHKR v.i c tins, lor l-i Ii.-piiritii.nl of -e fit) of St Loul-". Ollb-e .f the "il) nunstjoi. St IMIIS. .lune 1, 1'sW. To ih. Il-aorabie Mdr-Ipal A-semblv Hi ml. in. n I h.ae ihe honor to report th ii irmii dim.' to widen St Iuis avenue. ui.d. 1 ..nlLMnee numln-r ISjna. .eit- dull i-istn- ,d in the Circuit Court on June J. 1! II-it nmnussioners; were dnl) apjiolnt--l .10.1 ih. report or sail commission. rs has iH.n n inv ard flled in said pi tx-eeillnus. Thai in der ihe riudifigii f said reMirt, t'ie una. ts all. w.sl for the piojieri) taken airoimt pi 14 SI".'"., of whith are a'sssel ..Kiinst llh- .it. rfnd llt.ClVK asaiuM iht prof -rt) in. In.!, tl u tre a-sess-iii. nt dlsttiet Th- s:im.ne.l .-os. ;m) -line .j. r ih.- ii) Tr. ,i-ur., ,tr. ti-n... l!y orde- of court. Jun. lrt is fled ttf ihe .xter.k.l time within which the Ass.mbl) shall approve or disapprove th. reror:. dnl the nmuer is .teeotoi'i-,lv sub mitted to- )cur eonsineration Your obedient aervaut. B. SCI1NI iSMACHKR. Cit Counselor. The follOKlm; eoaimunlcation from the President or Ihe lbiard of Public llnpro.e imnts was rl and liond and tomract re ft rred to Comniltiee n Public Jmnro.e ments: "ullce of the Ires-..ler.: of the Hoard or PuMie Improvtm. nis St lni aune 1. K" Iton n V Meier. President of the CuuihU: Sir 1 have the lionor to submit 10 tlie Council, for n approval, th folio im, con t let In di-pHcate. to-wlt Motind Oi) Construttton Co prineiiial; 7.h" '.'WV .a"r Dlt airi bui.t) o Uf Philadelphia, security, for l.S'T.aj. Ver) r.-sjieelfuili. lUUTT. K McAIATH n-t President Th. t.,ll.,v.irr messane from the House 01 lAbkaf .s V4.n reid and flle-l- House of lielt-ates Sl Irfwl-, II i T. l"tt 0 the Honorable lresld.nt and Alemliei-s of Ihe Council U. ni'emen-I have the h.m.ir to inform )ou rl t the Hour- of Jj, l.-c.u.s Its meetli g h-fcl this .-v-iinp passed TT .i.s.. lrin n,. 11 in A. "i'".".-" 10 amend 1 article one of chapter r. r the municlptl !e Cf St la.uis l.l slllkinu ...t... I lSi and 13n Do reof. nn-i liv et-auinK new lettlojis in lieu 1 hen of. to bo known a uetlons 1-sjT. and 1J House Hili N., 1; An ordn.trce to re lease t ei !.ouh Stone Masons' ujrrv nnd Ttttil.llnn i. 'oarr) 1 rrotn ihtir o..!l.ui.in-- anil U.n.is undtr.-ou- Ir.i. Is niitnlu.iv.1 I.H. 1 1. r i H-..iui one miii- l.l red a ni m.V'en:)-or.e, four lrourid one hundretl and leatv-two f,,ir ihousm-I one hundre.1 and s. v. ni) -thr.se -ind ft.ur 1 thousand one hundred nni -ev nty-four I House Bill No. 2s. An onlinpiKe l.iakintr an 11dui1ioR.1l apro;ir!i ..j, to cover e penditures of the c-it) Kov. rnnv-nt for I'oi- .-st Paik ..nd for salaries and -laB.H ror j Oil rnhl.- place an.l Lyon lark for thr.e 1 .....n.l..- 4ui,iin. Verv reyt.-ctfiillv. W. H. jcdy. I -L..1 Ilouae T Ills v.v? If 1 7 aM as above. IT-iW. e..t tlr-t .1..... The following communication from the tlty Alton..-- was re id md tiled Cit) Alt.. in i .s ti!p. Si Louis. Jtm,. j p. To the Itonmatile Cit. Coun II. citv of St LouK Jlo.: Ocnttemen I have the lion ,r t0 acknowl odj:. rectsipt. through )our r.-rrt tir) of i c. p) of ii resolt.noi ait. pt. 1 by ii"m on 31 ay 2 ISftl. .a'ln ii.) site iti.m lo viola lions by the fct liuls Transit Compaii) of s.s-tloiiH 17oI IT; ,.r.l I7r. or ordlnanee 1K-..1. aprov.sI April l'iet. t.nK th tt jor tn ot said o-d name which r. quires all str.--1 cant oteTiued in this enj Im teiuljped with fendirs .-ml lastru. tmi; int- I.....--.. ,iuiii.irite t In compliance with Mi In tiu.-titni. I lnve no-ltled c,.l Jol-n W Cuni-b-!. hr of I'oli e-. of Ih's iiv, tf ihe t u'nin'ii, i-f I vo-ir reroliitl"!! nl h.ve repiesttd him lo noilf) im-. vv'thoul deli), or any vlolitinn id iid eirtlin im vhi.h nuiy tome to the knonxlK- or his d.paitmtlit or it any intmbtr thtttot. This he has promised to tio Wlicmvi-r 1 a:n furn'-died. rider tiirnti!;h the I'ollee Departint in or otherwlie, with u reiKirt of ,1111 such violation of s-ild ordl nuiie. togeth. r with rhe nam.-s Jn.l .tl. dieses of the itnessis tiiento. I .liall Imm.dlitel) cans. a summon) to be Is.-utd airalrst the on", miins I'trtv. 1 have the honur to l.-. Ver respcitiuli) vours. 1'KKKY pilhT TAYLOR. ri'y AUoiney The fflloulnif conimunicailon from ihe Cily ioune.ir was read and Med. City ot St Louis, l-iw D ismmrnt June 1. l'.i Cliarl.-si K Craves. K-o; Secret ir) of the Cilll.ti! I'rest-Iit. I-ar Sir I beic to 'tcknonled.o rec.Ipt of vour t oni-nmili .illon of the tith uliim In ele.lne Hoiisr Kill No JS. !:elilar bession Wal-lWI. with ilie stat, mt in that ihe sain was amemletl b) ihe Council ul Id, ses-i n em the am, ult. by sttikiuir nut .ill ,i,lu ther.I:i menlionlnc tl-e St Li.is i,ii Sub. iirbnii Unilwu) t'om;inv. and arivisiiir; m "f the mt-iloii m ide tn.1 .nrritsl l. it-.. Council ai the same session, that 1 iie in tru. te.1 (o forward to the Committee on Jiallr' ad i,j title da), mv opinion as to the .lull. I.tl -U. ..1.1 I. mt.- .,11. nm in-, 11 urium .111 ordinant Will v 11 please torv.v to the coninnlt" m stiiement that to comply wKb the re quest lor in oj inlon it fl is iimt N sli-iply Impossible The an ndrr.eiit mer Iv an.ier- I takes to i-llminale from the bill til ela-ises j ncrtlor.iiic the SI Loin ami suburban Itailw-t ComiHtny bv name N. v.nhelesi 2-s! ortllu.'inces aro b) epr. ss r. f. ren--to tin m h) to nh' r suusi. to be i.p. iled I 1 orler t tlderni". wheth r thty. or any r them rer r to the S Louis ani So' -tirbti- ii will Ii 1' 1 ti read these 1 J.uiAws.'. ihe utrt fjlIiUlon and an rang nirnt of icpl of these printed ordl na tt his n .s-inl) on-iinni .n t-nt.re 1 lu a in prellniinar) v. k I hav a-t rt. in d in it on. of thi r in lines re ft tr. 1 to in tut bill, and atttirptt 1 to bt re pfal.'l ihei.b) unieli, iirdliitnce No. HC is an on inaiit. tor th- hr.i liiii; and Impmvim: I an nil--- In citv Itlock Ivl. b.nirtl.,1 ll-v.iith an'l Tw tfth strxts. h.-i te.u avtiiiit anil '.rati.t strut. W'hi e I h.v. no il. ubi that the iiistrttou of this rtl.-ianc. 1.1 rurnliei vi is an oversight rl Hi. re titrlt il rror I n-A-rthtits,-. jneiitlnu It to show tin n.ce-s'tj tor car. iiicomi.i Uon with th'- work r tii.-sle.I of int r-h'-'ild 1'. bid htve 1 11 p.is.s d in its pr.-vnt fiiim. wilhtuir this tlii-toMri. H w ud lia.t-nn-l Ih. .nllre ordinal!..- Ind, without r. 1 r.-m e to tie- man) Icnal pr- M.ithii- 111 vt ml. on tin Kruui.d tint ih ordinance im mil 1. .it with two tubjetts not .rin.iuc to a. h ther. In addition I bes to r. peat to tlu'eommlt- I'e What I SIete.1 in ill) lomilUltlK ilioM of Tu. s.i.. Thei. iiv 1 i her work in tin- tl. -i 'tm in wht. Ii i.tpilr.s tsmst int. ani s -n. Ilin-s Ininndiatt ..Iti-ntn 11 thout;h It tr, 1) .i-l le- tl. tiijttl as import tnt as the iijsidt rati- 11 of this parti, ular measure M) mure fot.roon to-tln has b-m i?ut in two divisions of the Cinuit Court, wh-te the ev ise that 1 was ntvi-' in a t :i Flileraiiou of this bill would dale .ilfordul 11.1 i;r.iind for mi lion itti t.d line. I will '.it- this natter ivh ifv r atlentpn I 4 an. an I :n- .tiu as a conclusion has 1- 11 ii.e h.tl wnl r dj. It to v.rtiiim and f r vi ird 1! to the comm.tl.e. J. e than tlua I iannot no nor jr- mis. Kesis. ifuili. It SCHNl'KM CHKK. Clt) Counselor. The fi.I'ovvinc commtinleatinn from the Cit) Counselor 7tis rit.l nel llle.1 I iti of st l..,us, 1-tw l-partment. Jun. 1. 1!. To tlie Hononiblc Council of th. c'ty of St. Louis Cemlenieri I have the honor to aekno-vl-slse receipt, from the s-M -,-tar) of Coun 11I Bill No It. sular ssi n. l'.'t-i:d. n- tltlt.l Alt ordinal!. aulhorl7in,; tl -VI n r and ompiroller to s, ,.H or arcI .0 cround kiionn at, i'it ISb.k L'l ami tho improvt mt nts th.rton, known .is I'riiou .Mark' t. v ith c rtain pro,s. amend nu ills-, with the r quest that I furnish mv opinion as to the vall.Il! of the bill, as ail lend, should it l-.-c.iuio .111 ortlinance. an 1 inore parlltularlv as to the radica lism) ot approprlatim: Ihe inone n, I re lelnil from the surc. 1 out. mpi.tted b) the bill to the fund s.t aiart for th- recti 11 of hospital hi.llnhiiss I 1k to adiist- ottr liouuralile 1hi1 thit in lev .ipii.it.n tli bill, should it le iased. would ii- 1 ilid ortlli.aiii e The tily owns the pros rti dest ri'-.d ih. rein in f and is fuil) authoriz. tl bv th. terms ot the Chart-r to 11 tl.i tht ale b th pas-age and approval -f an ordlnarte Nor is there an praeiu-able objection to th- ip rot. nation of tin pro. ee.s ifier t! Isitintjit of lii,- oLtst.nidliiu; Ism Is i-sii- d bv th titv up n the pure!, ts- or t'ie prop erty to the iund f r ih-- 1. ition of ho. pit .1 buildli rs, b. ins the fund ir.il-d by ordinal!.. .No isin, approv.d April d. 1S!. 1 .1.11 Isiiiiid to state, how.v.r. that the ini.n. s s, t go trt .md r prl.itetl v.oi'I.i. hit. the ainouiils now air. to the reait of said tmi, Ik- ubj.-it to the ii -tnands oi i, Itnartl of P.iliie Conimi-sl n trs. antes, rniulr.-d for lh ft. r s-p.-itis panK'"s uriv.n prtleren-'.- id n.ent Polo. l ..v.r silt h tlem.in.is, to ult, lh 1 .11 in. nt 11' Ii t i.st on tin public debt, the uniouiil icjuir. tl l" Is- set aiiart tor the si-ikniK fund, the amount n 11. i for tht ti'i 'o-'hiir.k ami Ihe auioiim ixiiiircl for Ih. .n-e of 111. 1 1:11 lining th,- Cii) Hos pllul and the Htalth lt parlm. tit. I'nder the IH.Ii.e A.t and the tie. Islon, of the s-uptme Conn .11 blate e r. I Hav.es vs. M.a-on. AimIiIi r, 1 It uphoItllUK the c.111 stttutionallt) of sain aci. th.- claims of tht Polite riurtineitt are i.tUirttl to be paid "out of ANY MoNKS IN Till: CIT TiCKvSl'RI lot ..in-opri.it.sl 10 Clt ri Iht I mposcs en im. latetl I.e-pttttiiil) votirs K. scum kvlchi:k. Citv inelor The f.-lloiMlic mes-saKe from his lIonir the MaiuT was nail and tihtl Mavor's Ollue. St. Louis. June 1. l.'. To Ihe Hon r.-ble Jlu1iK-1p.1l Asstmbl). St. I., ui M tl. I.!.. Men have th. honor i- submit thi r. io-i of the Autluint: Commit!..-. n IM.inte I Aiiril l:'i ti'id. r Se.tl.in Bi", CI ipl. t NI.1V. U'li.s. d 11itl111.1i or IsC Sor j.ur tuliaitlerittioii anl approval. It ssecttull. in: j. .ii;ci:nhi:in. Al nor. 4'oiiimiinlcalion as alsn- was iet-?rre.l to Coraiuitl.t n Wavs..isl Vleans St I Willis, Mo. Jl.iv 19. I'-o To the II oorabl Heif.v i.tiih'ln. Major of the ii) of m Louis. Sir-lUr .uliimittt-c app int.'l April l'". uiidi r Char', r. t-V. timi PW cinpl.r xhv It vtsetl lrdlt.anee of ins;, aftei dill) illl.tlifji"!, all I ner.ii nilli-; th. dllti s s hr vtd.-l for In said .s-,jn heiteto suo mit lit. foto,i-i; rei-or. Tint on the ten dav of April. l'. IilnR the list ,1.1) of the iWcil vear. we .ounted iht tash In the Citv Treasurer's Oill.e. and found the um of Thr.e .Million Seven Hun tlnd and Lijtiit-one Thousand heien hun dr.sl ai.d twent-one l.-l"t Hollars, as fol io -is. City Tr.-isurer notes, nev Clt Tn-isuier not old Cli.tks ICinKnot. s bpecle c-rtill. 1 Certlti'attK tr He;iits M. n hants' Litletle National Kank Koatin. n's Kauk Am. ritan tivehartue K.1I1I StiteNaiun.il Ikink Ti-ird N tlotial ldnk tjerm..n Aimriean Ifciuk 1 iitiii. 111.1l ikink rrinklin I tank 1175 7i'-' ..'17 55 7JI i I Gil -sj l.i.rl Hi) )ii')i '."l).' 1 I l,t. .1.1 i..'"W M73W T. Hi Less amount titi" 011 pay lolls Kalance HVn'i-Jilj-i 1VB"I -JS.7S1 7-'l !B Votn c.iramltl.-e furili. r beR 1,, r.port lh.it the) rai t.tmiiM.l the aecounts in the C'tv Aittlit. s oltit e. hi detail liavluc; -a-rnn.sl antl che. ke.l tin- voii.h.rs antl .ur reisler.d warrants, and M-uiarrd Hi. amoui ts with the .t.tnes In the leioks. v.ri li d th in-lit! m. 1 tt end tint! that thbil a lee if ash on h-in-l at the ltinnins of Ihe )e.ir. is certltksl to by your r. ilmn eollllililt was ",-.2II SI Keeelpts ftom ill sources duritii; )eir US 713 "'J T.ittl Warrants paid anil returned !L.Vi1.!S y vi 1 Italtnie in Trea-ir Ap-Il I'"" .J.17M72I 1 W runhir v.tlfl. d th ro-.--t.Hns: risiires bv the b ks in the C't) Comptrollt r's ..r liee. c oni' trinit the le-bet r b.ilane.-s of the Autiitor with tha! of the Complied!, r. lir-u-inR all correct in evert ii-irlk-ular. the sys tem l-lm. as Ihoroush and systematic litimnn Inpcn-iitv .-an well d.vlse. ihe bntiks are accurate!) and n".i-Iv kepi, ami all r -eonls. voich.rs, etc, lil.sl In su. h order a- 10 Iirilltate ie nil referent- I'lnallv. )ottr eommittte rt-iion that .v.rv Tin Hlty was .irr-rd.i lo aid them In their work, nnd inlv.r-a! .otirt.s shown by th" e.fhiers tnd the'r t-sispints in eaeli of th der tr'menis visiteet We also wish lo submit a sep irale re;nirt of old at counts, with a r. e-immenelntinii that thev be tak n ofr tl- b oks. as tin v sht.w .iss.-is whl h ili noi .lst. lvelnir ut ttrl Worthless, as fully explained in said repor All of whl h Is resaectf-illv sul.mltles!. A. W. PKIT.'HKTT. CII Rl.lJ? KILIIAKT.I I'll MILKS SCIIW'KIC KAltlvr. Autlllimr Commlti.s-. St Iymls. Mn Jtav V; ll'HV Honorable Henr.i Zi-s'iahein. JIi)urof the l liv of St l.o s Sir The Amlitin-: Committee llnd the fol. low inic atsr-ounts in Auditor's books which .1'e worlhl.si if rer no other etus.? than the lapse or lime and represent no t..usl'jle asset an-J we vould itscrefore recommend that thty le nritle.it on" the Uvcks of the city. 1 w Kivm t K2 II James Cirret) S3 W e;. Heitme).r 1 -il K -I JInrirl!) IT-.'") V Sallman IHS JI. i:. Su- sky II.7'-" W The ileWt le. lances nvii'nst I'. W Kium. J-.rn.-K Oarrin. K J Vloririt) and S. V Sallm ir have 1-e. n eareletl on ili Audi tor's Iexk- tor more ilian thirty ,e.in. TIev were olll. rs o' the city. Weiiiners or Jlwrkel Masters. The amounts re;re-ent IP shortnse in th'Ir accounts s tl-e amounts recovered frcm their securt'i -s M. i: Pii-I'.'v wis Treasurer from April. l't,7. to April. liiTO. W I-ci h- res :n, b,. was. .1 dtfaulicr ami the debit b. lance iKalnst Mm leprescn's the amount of tlie d. falcntion lss th amount Ihat coull 1 r. covered from h';. stct.riiits Wm G He'tmt er w is a W'ehrher at the South 1-ev.e Scales, whose term of otfice ftpl-nl in 'v.. Tin tleb 1 liil.sne,- ami list his a rount v 'he dilTcrer.et- ls-we. n the la ok- r the Comptrn ier an 1 Aiai! or His iiccoiiris' were settlcl accortlini n the .'ompttoller's books, ami il was sunt lime is fore the error was tll-coit red. ami tii"n lleilme)er Ind reaiove 1 from Ihe clt). V V PKITCIIKTT. CH.Mtl.KS IJIMIARTZ. CHAKLirs SCIIWKICKAKHT Auiitln. Commllt.e l'KTITIONS V.KJIOKIAI ANI) KF..MON STitANCKS. Mr i"rroll roe t" a question of iirsonal irivlltRi. replvlns to a newsWjr nte-- vi. w eiveti nil bv I" N Judsoi r.lati.e to the par-a:e of the Ceifral Trtctiun bill KKSOI.l TION Mr. Ttiiin r oiTerc.1 the fol'owinc rtsola tnai K- It re-olved by th' Council. That the Citv Counselor he requested t0 rer-l.-r an opinion upon the itower of the Jlunitipil Ass. rrriv t. repe il fruiicp'ses sranled by th As- mMi "inc.-the adoption of the pro nt b Ius lity Charier, with Instruc tions to return said iplrlnn In writing to till body on TutseJaJ". J'lnj Z. as above vas adopted offer. tl tl.e followiim rejolu- Wher. is The Citv of St Louis Jnrins the list wc.k has l-emm.- verj dlsorderlv. ctustti b, 1 -i runnl"E of tl.e bt Louis Transit Coir.pan)a cars, th-"-rebv ,n,Itni;tr Ins tht- liv.s .ind iros?rt) of its t it.z. n. riots having tr.spjei.tlv oc. -.rr.sl during tlie last f. n da)s .ilong th- ltnes of said tom stn) and. W'li. re.s The nollce of our citv s,, m to I. u-ial J., to rcsior- p. -tee an.l opitt and to prott.t tl-e lives .in jiroperty of our titizens. th. rtfore. Kelt n-idvt'l b) the Council, the Hous of licit sat.s ton.urrin,; and the jlaor ap proviiiR. 'lint the M. loiiis Transit Com panv is l.rtbv tllre. tt-tl to disctmllnu.- the rui nlnt; of all Its .ars. i-it-ept I' S. JIa.I tars on all of its lints in the t-lt) nd lnjc a setth imnt of its differ, nee' with in impious (j arbllratloii. and Ixtth jiart ea are h.rib) letim-iel to sdtl- thtlr difft r eliets as sit-Mliv .is itssible. It. solution js i,ie fall. .1 of adoption. 1 Iht- ftiilt.ivin vot. ).m-JI.ss s. Carroll, Kratz ard Thuntr Noes M. "is HimIucs. HolTniann. .lortmi. Me)-.nla.i. Kith nd-. bchi.ell. WVB.na atnl -Mr Pr.sbl nt Jl.ior Al.iil- Jlessrs. Cast and Cans--. Jlr. "1 loner prisented a imttlou from the I'ni'.ti Kroil.. ih.io.1 01 Carptnlers tnd Jtdn rs, the Hid. Tark Count 11. -No 1 o' II th. Mttal Tiaibs' Cotim ii. r.lttlv- the p.ts.sai;. of liot-t Kill No 5 ieis--Hiu- th fraiithlst of th. M. I ms sired "A i)s. lNTKOUl'iTln.N ui' KIl.l.s' M" llodcts intrtslutnl lb) reo;ue '..mi. il Kilt No JI n ortli-nt !-ise to the Wli;Kln I'rrry Conipaiiv a -siribHi of the i.nimproiisl wharf l)lu-: bt tw. n shlv ami J'nnth -in 1 Is. i.id ai.tborii' -s: ai.i tomiMn) to lav. malut ilu and opt Tie. or permit others to oier.tIe a s-vit Ira.k from 1 lonntilmn Willi Ihe in tin I; 11k of the St Ijou.s Traniftr Ktllwav Companv in L wis str.s-. .u a loint alsnit s. veittv f-e: s,,nth of th. south lln of Ashley str. et a 1.1I rurnitij- th 1.1 ii.irih.astwardli in Lewis -irid and .0 ross Ashle) str. et and t 0' lnn.1 of rsi-i! tomp.tnv onto th' put' lie W'lnrf als.ut thirtv-Iive f..l notth of the north Ilia- of Ashltj street. K ad lirst timi Mr Ilntluts iii!ro-luc."l l.v r'-tpi'-st. Council Kill No. i. An ortiiniiH.- auiltor izli it the Hurler and Whaif Commissioner and ComptroII. r to leas, a p-ntion of tho unlmprov.-d viharr to the U'iB-situ i'.rr) Companv Ki ad first tune CNriMSiinii nrsiNKss c.auiell Kill No. An ordinaine imhor izin lln .Major and Comptroller to s,.;i 1 1 s-k or p.tn.1 of Knniiid km .vn as Ctl) lllock No i:i md th Improve men.-- ihert 01.. known as l"i I..11 M.rkec April .7 to". rerrt.tl favorabl). l.-ii.I ov.r um!--r the nil. Mv 4 laid ov. r o:.e we. k. Mar 11. l'V laid ov.- two mnliiisf. May JT.. .m- nilmi its ffer.il. Iiid i'nr on. m-.tiiv May I'"'. laid 01 er one m.etinr;. W'.ts taken up Mr Kratz moved that Council Kill N'o is alsive be l.ii I on the tal.Ie. subsrtt to the furt'i.r disposition of the Council. Jlr JI. vs-nuiir;; moved that th alevent.ses Iw. s...t. .1 I arried Mi- Tliuner moved that Council If now atli.iuru Carrie i W her.Hipen c.Mineii atlj-m. ncl to meet on Tu sdav. Jun. S, ISWt at .rrtoek p. m C11AS K. CKAVKS. Secretary. TO WOOD fir.D DEALERS. GOAL Ul!it 1 of t'.t irrml -ior.r rf Suppli. t tv Hall Jun. 1. I."- Sealed propt s.il vtul Ii r. eli.d In the iirilersij,netl .it hi- clhct until 1- otlotk ni. of WKDNKSDAi NKXT. ..TM INST, for fi.rri.sl ins tie i'i if Si laiis with wood eok. and mi. tor use In all in in-s-iituin us. department" ami tifin'! Iei-pt-iiis tli. W'atir Works at Kiss. Us Point), from th. loth dav of Ju v v-t lo the lth d.v of Jtili. ISol to 1- d.liv.red fr.e "f iliar.. in ejuintities mon or !t- than the stimales on lile in lliis ollce. at ueh times and in wtch a'liounts as ra.t) be required 1. thi- .it) others ilir-nih or.Krs lrom th Commis.sitintr of Supplie. The tsi.il for hiirlmr baat to be delivered 01 bo-iid. and for tjutranline In tars on wIltIl at (jiiarantine Stttlon The ash a'sl .uk wtsitl in Is- of standard iuillt). known as "choice me'chantable." The oak woo.1 for "it) liall and Coart Hoo-e 10 Ik; s..wfl on., tntl plltd ami me-tsur.sl at pl.t.- of deliver) Tie luck ir) wthI for nsine hou-es to 1 sel.ctt.l and sf.i.i utJ, and sawed antl split li.io pkces -T." Imhes lon and l1-- lucres' thick. Hiikorv vviw.1 for the Wotk Hou.sc. The 10.1l ami ...ke to be of No 1 eiutlitv. Ti.Il sers,.tl nn Ire from Mark. si.t:e othir Impuritie- Hi,K will be received eparatelv lor an) on- of the above meri- tioii.-tl article si for am on- or mort eif tne ii.stiiulio.is eir tl."partrients. and the ananl will I- made to the lowest ladder for any ont article, to' each in-titution or tltiart fent Pre.ri.pt deliveries must lie made. failli-K in whiih Ihe Couimi s.,mer it-.rvts the risht to buy in open nirk. t al the twl of the tontr.ctor. Each b'd must be accompari.sl b) a c r tlllett check to the order of the underslcn-M In the si,m of as a f.uanirlee that in ta't of its acieptanie th. bidder will, vvith-i-i live dais from the i ite of award, enter Into contract ..n I !l! .1 Imnil i'i the -urn of Jai'e' eif tl.e entile lontrict I iwanjed him. or prolttldiatelv le-s for a p.rtl with two or more b-mhI antl susneient seeuril es. to 1- .rppr.iv.sl by the Miior. fer the laith rul performan.-e tif his fiintrn! All hi.. lMvlns anv a'terut'on or erasure tltreon will 1- r.j.t.st. Print. tl forms nnd anv further mforma ti ti eequind will be furni-hed oil appiiea- ttoll to Illis otli-e. lUdd. r. ire inviteil to be present at the ci mil s eif the bids The Co'iunissloiier rferv.s the risht to itieet an) ami all bids niEIU' JIKIKU. Commissi ner of Suppiie-. The estimated iuiiitiiit-s require-.! undtr the tbove atlvertisemeiit are- at follows: cs-''-: -.V 5 i?'1-:: lllttimi. hous -a V -.------r coal. T: z Anihra- cite coil, 2--: 2 tons KlfT M udtly CO-l tons Pitti.- burtr csmI, tons Cni"hetl coke, tons Oak 'i:l WCtOl. es I Dr) d-h wootl. cortls. Hickory vv otsl. cortls Storace I .Kll to lie de livtrel on 0.' b. fore Oct 1. tons. TO CONTRACTORS. Oflice of Ihe I're-Mcnt of ill Koar.l or I'ubl.c Improvimtats. St lu's. Jun. 1. 1 ci..i ...rr.,.sois eor ilu iiiil.llc work hert iiiafi.r irauiinursl will re Ivetl nt the ollice of the Koar.l of Public Improvements. room 0 new Cit) Hall, until U ni. 01 Ihe 13TH DAY OK Jl'NK. 1. at wh-th hour they will be puoliily opcncl jnd read, viz: Letting No. 3T7. Kor Kradiliir AuLcrt avenue, betwten north li-i- of rirfht-of-way of St Loul-s anil Sul uiban Railway and Ka-'oa avenue D-iRO.lt require el. J7 LcttlnB No ;Cs. l'tir cradl-ic Ka)arel nvenut. between nor'h line of rlsht-of-way or St. Iiuis and Suburban Kailwa) and Katon avenue Deposit required. $12i Iettln No fU3. For sratlinu PIentr.t street, between Kossuth avei.ue and Klorii aint avenue T'epostt requiretl. JV laAilns No. G10. l'or jrradine Rutger llesoluti-in Jlr Kratz tlon ('tieet. Ittwetn Sprins avenue and Tiitanj Mr.et l'i po.lt reciuired Ltttir.K No. -v.l. 1-or Er-tdimr Ninth strtt-i. Ittw.en .tor t.tn t and Carto-' sir. t I '.posit re-.uir.-.l. yi L-ttins No eat. For re.sin-tructinir wit'i l.-l ti.alit) of vitrlh. .1 paling br. k or tuit.el. ...ise allev in .It) Ido. k No Z' from Wash strut to Carr "inn i.d bt twieii Twelfth street ami Hi-;h strttt. I I is.s i.quirttl. J9. I L. ttina No fisn. For reconstructing vvu I lt tii.alitv af v trilled lotvimr leiik. rn onerete Kie ...st and i-i aPe) in nt hits k No 3s. from T-i.th str.Ht to KI enth atr. et and 1-etwttn Krooklyi- ttit I ar I T)l.r str..t l swit re.iui-i J-J Ixttiiq No. CI. I t'tir recon'trmlip-; wlt'i Irf-t qimlitv of vitrilletl navinq bre k o-i .".i.rtle bjs a It v In t -t.. block No from biventxnth -tr ,-t to las. .It strtet .md l-etvttfin Pint street aim t.l vi sir.ei I.j .-sit r.-tui-i I. V-s l.dtintr No. e.1". i-o- re.-ntructins' vvi lt (ualit of vitri-ied si mt; 1 ri. k on cor-crel.- liase alley i- .liv bio. k N all from Sixitcnth str, .t to boveniecmh. sr and between Morgan street and l'rar.kai av.nti.. j Is isi.lt r-x-Hlrer. SI" la ttinit N n'.. r'or reeon-trii. :iz wit le t .ualitv "f vitrified paitiiir br.k on .'in rete lis. allt) in ity I. No "t. lrom beveiit.-ntn sire, t to Li-.utt itr..t and btt-ieeit 1 rankliu avtnue .11 I W ash street !er,osi: re-iuir. 1 la-ttiiiK No StiT For recon-Hriictinsr wit'" Isst i,iiulit'. of v'r.ft. .1 pavinz hrkk on a ..ntrtte base ad. j pi iiij block No h-1 from llutir avenue to K.ft.enth .trtet art. let-., een Chambers gtrett and JladisO" sired 1 Ih posit reiuiret. I-e-lunK No .Kt i'o- reconstruct!. with Is.t tpMlit) of vitrified in vine 1 ri k on a -ir l. Kise ill.) in tiv Hock No i.'l fr..m Jladis,,- sir. et lo Clinton "tr. t .rl leiw.en Thirt.-tiit't street and Court rtli sireei. Ih-posit re.iuir.il.Sis" IxtiinirNo ft'.ls For ns onstrui tins with 1M iisalitv of vitnlle.1 iiavim; bn k on a contrite Isise alky in tit) block No. i; from Jl.tdl-.in street to Clinton str.-. t an ls-tvvetn Tw.Ifth strtet and Thtrttenth strtet. Ivjsetit r.-quir. $n".. la-tiirj; No SO', l'.ir reconstructinc; wit' lies! iiualiiv of litrliit.l istvinir brlt k on .1 tomr.-ie has, aid 5 in clt; block No. :.a. from Klli-it avenue to la-lIiiiKW.Il aveme and I'ttue. n ltI.son etre. t and Thomas str. d. IMsirit retpjired. J117. Lettinx No 1251 For resoiistructinc: wi ls-st eiualitv of vttritied isivim; bri. k ot a oneielt Isi-e noitl'iru tut and wist alb) in lt) b'otk No. -t-5. from lon.trt av.-mtt- tt Channtni; av.ntie tiul on. liundr. J and tw.ntv ftet south of and par-Iki n Lacletie avtnue 1 lepttsit retpur. .1, I (ttimr No CK2. l'or retonstructinrr wi-i liest iiilii) of vitrified pavim: bri. k on r n. r.le liase northern i.t-t antl w.st atle ill em ldtwk No J.. from C-implon i-venj I Jo l.e-r tWrllt) I-otiattl ivenue .ilid one mindrn! a-" ..I south of and p-trall 1 to J- l... a Venn. HeiHi-it require.1. JC la-ttinc No IS." Kr rcconstru. Mnir v.iCt 1-s-st ipi.thtv or vitrtHe.1 paving bik-k on .oneritt Utse allev in tit) bknk Ni 77. from Cedar strt.t to I'lun- street and be tw-.n Third strt.t ind Fourth street. I'eito-nt r iuirl. $1J.. I it it'll No fi3Tt lor prep;irinr Rrnund Tor the sujh rstfucture aramtoit! curbin nnd ejuttermir. thr.e lett wnle. and l.nlnK roadwa) pavtm.-nt or tht liest inaiit) o vitrilletl pav init bruk on a eon. rete I ise o" Whittier tret b-twten Pane boukvarJ and Kiston avnu. I. p-'-lt to.1111t.tl. Letti.i-r N'o 'si.Vt IVr prcp-inns: crnun 1 for the sup.rMrsitture sranitol 1 turning and BUtterint; thr.e f.et wide, an.l la) lit: a riwiin.iv p..ieillt lit ef the Iis .(ualitv ot vitrified pavinir brick on a .-one rete b.s, of Anberi avenue letwien north line of rlaht or wav or St. Louis ami Suburban Kailiv ly an-l Kaston avem-e U-posit rveiulr-.l Leltiu-: No tBT't For prepari-iK crnunil lor the s iperistructure. ir-initmd ciirl.lnc ani itiitterina; three feet wide, ami lt)inc a roidn.iv niienitnt of the 1-st qu ility of vitrm. tl 'iivinir b'ick on a eonereti lne 1 HM'd avenue bctwein rortli lin. of rii,ht il ti) of bt Loui and Suburban lCtilv.U) ard 1" 1st. n -iientie. Itj "sit ret(uirtil. f73t l.ett.r.ir No Kt'7 l'or prepirinr Krourd for the iiiiiepit'urt.re. craniioid cnrbina nd ci.ttiri'K. three I.-t wide nnd lav me a ro.divav pavement of the best .pialltv o" vilritr.l pavins Irkk on a com rete Inse of Pleasant strt.t netv-oen Kossuth avenue ani Kl -issant avinue l-eiKslt required. $Pi7. Lttt'i-K No (SCW Kor preperinc crourd for the stioersirui tit'e cr tnlio.d curhi, R an.l sutttriiiB thrte f. e- wide, and lav ins a roedwa) rs'V.n. ni of the In st .piality o' vitnlied avir k link on a concrete bisc of i:ni. r s.r-s-t betwtti) Sprms avuiue and Tiffin) sirttt l)t 1 osit re.Uire-3. J3el Ij-tuiic No CS2 Kor prep-inns croun I for the superstructure- cranite curblnc on t nCrete fi'mdation and" backeel with con rtt- anl lavinc a roasxay isivemeni 01 tlie best quality or vitrified pavinjr brick oi a cone-r. te bast r Ninth stret between Vi. tor tre t anil Kirt n Rtrtet. II. posit retU'r.d. Jlv.' L-ttini; No t" For reconstructing K!.-v -nih sired tioin Krauklin avtnue to Kiddle sti.et by takiw. t and removir.s tl.i old ptie-rr.tnr .1,1 curbirir. preparing Krouiid for en superstructure, lurni-hlr-and s, ttinc: uranii- urbme on concrete loundation aid batk.d with concrete, and lavtiitr a im-wav ptvtm-nt of .rauilc I lo. ks .in a .oner, te le-r-e. lit iiee-it re-quired. M2S l-ctt inir Ne. For reconstructinc Ninth str.. t fiemi KWdle street to C.tss avenue, by taklns ui. ind nmoviiit tl-e old p-ivemei.t and .urbin-:, pr. tairlnj: proui.d lor the su Ierstructuet furni-hirs antl setting -tianite t urbin,: 011 4 on. r.t- foun latlon anl backed with concrete and lavin-t a roadiviy pave tnt nt of granite bits kn on a tontrt-ie base. Ip-dt reeilllree! Ji17. lttlncr No im For n cnnstnictin Kittlit.eiitli street lrom ChestnJt street t Pine street, bv taking up and removlntj the old pivcinent and curbinK, pi.nvrinsr sround for the sill erstrucute. furinshins nd set-ti-it: trninite tntH--iK on con.rVe fo -mlatloit an! Uitked wit'i concrete and livlnc 11 roitdway ivement of granite blocks on a concrete wise Iip.islt required JI"? letiiii No e.TC l'or reconstrtictli I.i cle.!.. a-.enue from JelTer r- av.nu. lo Ih" ien.r line of north ar.il s,,cth alky Is'awi e il blot k-t N'oa 17J" .rnl 1721. bv takir.it up and r. movi'is the old pavem'nt and curb Iiik. preistniic jtroiiul for the superstruci i.re. fiirnishli u a id settinir Rrani'e curblnic in eoncr.te rouno uiou .intl lMcke.1 with e-oicret. nd l.iiniLt a rendwiy paveintnt or cranite blocks on a conc-e te b,ise. I), posit required J 171. Sample blotks of Granite tnd or Kranile curbing will on .xhlhitlnn in the Street Commissioner's ollit. Contractors will c r.-epilr-il le )r' s..ne in she lr work ty-Jal ii qtmlit) and tlresmi: to said impl. s. A se pirate proposal mil'! lie inatle ror e-tcli lettinK on a blank fee-m r-jrnished bv the Hoard or IhiW'c Improve mints. The riuht lo reje-et ai-y and all proposals Is ouressij res. rved Plans, spec iHcailons an.l forms, or con trects rut Is- seen at the ollice or the Stieet Commission. r. Ky ortler of the Hoard. IIOKT. K. JIcJIATH. Attest- IrtIdcnt. KJ'OKY roSTKU. Secretary. TO DAIRYHEN. Oftice or Commissioner ef Supplies. 1 ':lv Hall June 4. 11-K). Seale-il proposals will be rw-eived by tho mule rshene 1 unt'i II in of bATCRHAV NKX.T, Jl'NK 3. for st!ij,))int: Ihe itv Hospital. Poor House. House of R. fue. Ir--ane Altitun and l'.maie lit spilul nlth milk eleii). f r one itar, rreim tne l.'th div- c.r June. I. to tht lJth tl.i) of June, ll'd The estlmittd aim uni of milk needed I; ns follows. For City Hospital. 1".(0 Kal lops. more or lets, f r Ihe He use of Refuge. 31t) cal!ns, more or less; ror Insane As) lum. Pes r Hon-e and Ketnale Hospital, with milk as mn lie ordered. Tht milk to I. furnished In such quanti ties ami at such times as miv be required by the olllcer In chari:-. and to be pure, un-klmmc-d country milk, from cows fed neither whollv m r Ii. part on tl.stillery swill, and suoject at any time to inspec tion .Milk -hall lontun not Ies than It.1) per centum tol-il solius Including Z.S per j centum butt.r fat. and rot more than 1 sr eenttin- of water. In case of 1 tiitirt to iiiriiisn mutt oc tne r.siulred standard the iontri.tinr shall not ,,nl. IaWl OI1 nH ronil. but In ca-e o a. failure to rtpl-its- wilh that or a quality of the standard above mentioned, the officer lu char&e or the Institution shall hive the rlttht to pun hate, at the cost of the con ttaetor. ttih milk as is requiretl. Separate bids will Is. received for furnish iiiic an) 01 e of the above Institutions. Ka.-h bitl must Is- accompanied hy n cer iltiud .heck, to tr-i ein.er of th- uudtrslsned. feir Jlije. aa cuar.tnlee that In case or Its act-tptnn.e Ihe bidder will, within five dajs -om its award, .nitr into contract and file a bond in I lie sum of with two or more ;;ni.d and suttitlent securities, to b approve.1 hy tin JIa)or. for the faithful ptrforman. e ol his contract All bids hivini; anv alteration or erasure thtrtoii will be rejected, KRKD C. MKIER. Cumu-lssloncr ot bimpli.

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THE KEPT'ELTC: MONDAY. .TFXE 4, 1000. II X FINANCIAL OXXG-SwXXHJ33ID 1847, Capital and Surplus Accounts Solicited, Offering Every Accommodation and Facility Consistent With Principle.sof Safe Banking. INTIHREST PAID ON IIiYiM UI Six Months, rat Twelve Months -Yc is-die Brown Brothers Available in All Parts of ths: World. 1MTI .1. l.KKI.VM), I'rc-iilFiil. UIWAIUK llrt'!vi:!t.t if.- fri-Hltt.-ut i:. M. Ill lilt i:l). s,-,.,, gT-ir-. irfcfry;TT?niar. r1 f I Pays 3 01T6J A Months' M j Certificates of M s Deposit. Ctx-r3ta.l. aiicl Surplus, $0,300,000. CALIFORNIA GOLD MINE. SO.OOO Miaro. stor (orotic at 25o per sluire Purchase inonev returned, with S per cent inter v.uhin two cir lcavni; tok am! li .iltrxiiUt U ar. Satisfactory sccitritv bitvl girru. -114 Pullcrton UuiJilin. JAAES E- CLARK., R. L. LITTLE. FINANCIAL. Tlirec Forks Hininji and Rednction Co. .Stock. Si. 00 Per Share. IIiiiiiti till') Ilullaiul Iliilltliiii;. 3iOO.000.00. JMariun County Cotirtliouse Montis. lalf-a rrti; iis wi I Hv..i-U ty in, at 1117 cXlUe in Jaili!t M u i v '-iniv. .u. j; to j.,4"-." k k m J-i 1-' m tr pur.na-t cj ii tin. 1 1 j J iiili fl j. if) w -rtti r xi n itui.; Mi.-. -url. e Jtirthi.u Un''j bam tia ili it 11 ii.t-r-t -it tie ratt ff 1 Ir ct-nt j-et atjnun. a-ni will t- reii-mabJ wtlhtn twenty y.js. ntv th4 asand dn.iars L lrnt 50s. and flli thuuwnj d-lU:s W Jtf4 liicn t r.d ever bond 1 to lc ol ih denuiuiaation tie hintir.-Hj dolUm tj'd). inarms due tl Jun-s S9 1S,',. tnter-sst p4)abK nit-animall. vn te lat days uf January hii.1 Jjiy. Tbst lo:ilk ars lea.l Usued. .inl are to t fecarrd 1 a ilnk n; lund. T princiil anl lntrttst ait aalle al tlie cflL-tr ct the Oumy Traaurr. fn th- t v,n. ttunty and Jtati -afrw-t4ttd lujKaa.lb will be tt nMde"o-i Ut th emir amount b-id-t as attte named, or for any ran tl".t-re'f nut Ht than te:it-five thousand titulars tS.vvt. a th tj ti n wt the bidder i--jch ir-i,,si mt I j,cn-iii.anltl tiy a ctrtl l.d chik of 1 vr rent cf the par xalue of th antrmnt of ItonJi tddeti on. AH cTcXs 1 un-cuc-sful bidders .ilJ :-e r!'irn-d to them All nibinKteil j.niro-ds w ill L ojnned bv rue. tn tfcepreence the O.ytity iart. at lz o'ctocic la.. Jure IS l-9. Tli right Is rferel t rc jert any and "all b.ds Tl trKiifT of th?i? ItAnd-i and th ;'arnt fr same xr.Ubt le con Fummated Juuc J-, lty. Marlon cunt. Mlvrrt. has nt tivrnt n tx-ndet! or ot-jr jr.dt ritMnei Tt! ae-s.ied ralu atlon 11 abut J.j'-O. actual .alj.ilon ever 5.t tv Uor. bv -.rdr ..r fir County Court. tV. t ?t!i Say or May. v F. II itlirifK. Treaurr Marion County MioU'-t. atiirln'-H llminrlnl iio(:ittnn. I triil anil lorrlun, ii ill lit ftniinl In WHEAT DECLINED, BUT CORN CLOSED HIGHER. A STIJOXG KFKOKT WAS .MADE TO lif I.L WIIKAT. TIk- Dlirt-n-nt Jlarkt'ts Wt-ic Quiet SjK.-1-nI.-uivi.'.j- and I lie A.tc- Ho IJusine.-s Small. Olliie kertubllo. Saturddj. June WIIKAT Tho ijielt nt; 111 St I.Jitli"- .1S l-lo luivi r at trr4c. soM off to C7-vo..-V. ti. 'Tjfit.Tijc, anil ly II a. m. ,iv itortn (1. C7'iC- Suit, -olil at tfeijc anil tiicn oftcrtJ at fcSC. For At-K- Ci-j4tT-o bij. Pnoti's rixirt wtilch ytatol that thero li.irl U111 little material chance In wmier-Mtn-at condition ftnee -May l. ami the deterioration lit s:rlnK wlitat could bv recoiiTcd from, cauclit Ihe market a hanl clip .-mil a further decline resulted In the latent cables tnero was nuthitis; r.cniir.iainK, a Berlin uas unclwn-;.l at.d liioia-r-j-th v loner. iear ancis tor the d.n uere i37,'"j tu. in lluur an! wheat. July sold oil here to Tl'iC and uuei,--t nt ly did not rally above h.'.lroitjc. and thi laten sale t.as at t7'.lfiT"-v'. which hiil .it cIoje. Ati"-. then offeted at ti'jC fept. mid at i"Sc. rtcovertd to W4c and at close CS' c Md. t'ash market IJiffiic.1. 4tU sks. and 17 cars local and S cars through. I.ncr and dull. Light milllnc uun-ha5a3. v. ith choice tilled)' looked alter. 11) 3unp!e. No. 2 red sold nt .im.oc. this t-Me, and kalaule at 7IS71HC (latter fane)). E. side: No 3 red at toHiTyc; No. i v. inter at ftri"ji5c; rejected at No. 2 hard at r.Ki-"-i'c;'.'o. S do. at GliaIc: No. 2 soft -sprinK at 1VW1 St-aC; No. 3 do. at Clyde; No. 2 bard -.priiis at bic. COltN A firm feellr.c controlled the mar ktt durlns the tarly hour, and i-poculjihe Interest and operations were not suiijHised tn bo nteded. iec Uda ucre iargtr. hut riiun tr)" fait t"d htriiger markets elbuuli re vro the li:tlue-tccs. No market cablet nere received. July Fold 'slie liisher at S-rc and 2,'Ti,&3ic lild later, uheit 37Sa bid lor Sept. Receipts at the Vt stern markets were 7a7,t" liu., uitainst 72v.) l,u. oiip year aim. IncJudins ZZ.M hu. at St. I)uis. asainst 14.27 hu. last year, and slii-iments Xwj bu. The la)''!" clearances vieie Stijjiji int. There was an easing off i-ub5ciuentiy, in part affected by wheat, but not many seller., thouirlt July ua offered at Cik'ii aC but lat.-st Sales at Ctr'ac, and that bid at the close. Cash market Keccived. CI cars local and 7 cars through, rirm. as offerini;-' scant, but the demand Miiail. On track No. 2 at 3Sc; No. 3 at "fi'sc; No. Z yellow at 3SS4C, No white at CWjC; No. 3 do at SS'-c; No. 4il) at sse. OATS "SVestern markets received CT.7.'-) bu.. asainst 4J7.W0 bu. oim )var iiko, 24.'jO bu. at St. I-oul. aj-ninst 73,2VJ bu last ear, iind shipped 317.00O bu Kxports, ",t".J liu. No -iptfculatlfe tradinir and tone of futuro market easy. Bids of 21lic for July and 21c for Sept Cash Market Received, 17 cars local and S cars through. Hull and cay. the tendency to prices flow nw ard. and demand light. On trk. No. 2 at 2ft.ii V. N'o. 3 at Il-c; No. 3 Northern at 2J"'i2c. No 3 white at -ni-c. latter also clipped. No. 3 do. at Z2V(i31V"; rvo. 4 uo. at 2tiic. It YE None orSered. .Market nuiet. but firm, at S3'ya24c for No. 2 East Side. F'ljOrit V icry llht business in export or domestic lines. Sellers are holding sttad- tjuotationH on soil winter wneat noiir a" follcws: J'atents. J3.415?3.K; fitrailits. J3.3tti3.4a; extra fancy, .laf3.3a' clear, J:.7."iy3; low and medium, iZfjZ.U). Hard winter. J3.S0S2.M- for bakers'; J3.5-ii 2. bo for atraixhts-, and SZ.V'f'jZ.Zi for patent?, all In jute ska. UYE FI.OL'U-Jobbin-r at J2.90 In sks. and 13. ir, in bbls. COKN.MEAL City meal. n.SuS; pearl meal. Rrtts and hominy. S2.30. MILLFEEU Qult. Sacked bran ild E. trk. at Cic At mill bran jobs at 7'j73c. HAY Received K5 tons liN:al and EST. tons throuch; shipped 13 tons. Choice trades of timothy, prairie and clover selling' falrly well. and a shlppiiiR demand for medium timothy, but everything else very dull. 82,800,008 P0SIT5 ONLY, ani" as follows: c

Co.'s LETTERS OF CREDiT. tj. II. THOMSON, t alilt-r. .11 t.l'.M)llll.:, .iti:tu I iinIiUt. s.utntu inoliit-r. MISSISSIPPI VALLEY TRUST GO. rlrtw- J S,' 1 m.nul 1 SP.:i.TKIt- ijtud tbl at Jl frv.r.$ 4;. i;iiass si:i:i-r. r i n. m t.w- to tt l--Iatr i 1" pun 1-n.d t t-rxn.m i i-iair i r pun i-ni 1 .t-rxn...i th.r at j t- ;2-".. iimothj .it S2 t JJ Hun-.-iri.in at :c tvillcp at 3tc to Ji r- !t..r ru.i:i:ivN. mmnlly 51.77. Prl".. iii ('ImiiKt.. Th folIoHlnir titbo. ih.ft th range vf f1"3 in futuro 3TI.I fih m-aln. ."I. iu-,1 KrJJ-iv. T- it-July n jtii rrvun7 .1 Aw tiT-.VSj b Pat'iriiay. ftiurlajr sj Il .'I'jf&'ij I.71-. a .t ki-it,. Cm lond r Jul so-ajsi il t i, out.--j.im -lull 2H, L 3:', t .j ;i fl.. 2IUh 4 .1 -s a si t I'M'-ij wfcea:. cum and oat rinnod n followa: i :i, n lhtt -No. Iml.:r fts winter ..7" 4.73 I N. 2 Sianl 7l'-ii7-. 1 No 2 hanl ...'"si:! Corn-N r Ttt,-,,-. I V-"- J KSruS 1 No. 2 while., .n .tiJit. No. 3 Khltf... .CI 5j No N,-thern.rv.fl No. 3 nblte .aft 4.?r:I No. 4 Whit-... r$ r niA j tliiieiiient i.f Crnln ll".-ci"ts. Sldpment'. ulieat. Corn. V.'h.a:. Corn. ...tie. St. lalUl. fhl aco iq... A.,... 4i.43l :..71 Xi.w M i. 112 2.3 2fl.I3 T!io Ix l..r. a.il 5SI 12. v :j.i tr.nl 1 1 1.V.JB 72.IW 4I.M 23 ft. 1. K ir,- M tlA-n-it..A MlnT.ipoIis 317. 4 7 17i. sn'.. 1 Uluth ....2i: Ci "S.774 l.-j"3 'si.'7.s :..-w York Ililtlntore I hiLuMpnU Itti-n New t.ri. an. IS.'-M '27i !-i: UK 24.311 l'..tel

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32.12-. K:i 27..W o. 3rjo l.UI 3.2S4 Miiiniienti of rioiip' M. lyiul.. 4.t,ii I tili. tTiieaco. II Hi 1,1,'s fetrolt. 6" t'hli Milwaukee, 21 If A 1,1,1. nl neanoll.. 4I. I hi. New Vrk i.l aid :,i31 lialtlmore. ...i 11-.. "l!t,i.m, 4.1... -kp. railadelpiila, 1.1.12 tons. PRODUCE MARKETS. Local Fi-iii,. W-rtablr. I'nuitry. I-jr anil Iiiitter (Juolulioiis. St laiul. S-atoxdai. June 2, 1;.,) The prcluce ni.uk. ;s u.re ir.neral!y quiet, as Is uvua! en f-itunlav. Mi- prteM a. a m!" were well Mi.i.ireJ Thtre m l.'it Utile local l-u- It'K but hl.;.-r- w.re I, ,he iear!c, f,,r uhat. eler W IS off. re.1 It a, -a,, P. tatoe wer- uf.l ..!j l;.. w, lulil. 1111I litre j Mt .Lrrtm-I t. V ho. -umrroutfl wh.te lariot.e. of H ,,t u. ait iea ers wre in .re ei t.ohs to ..et rhl f "their imldinas r. a, ,.Uit f the laten.-.,. r the "J, .Vil ilj lal'Iy a. tn.- ,nl ateadv l-ith stlippen. and the l.-a rue n.re In ih maraet lor th.Jre ln-e well-nuiturM st,-k Lu ll lKrire nart of t-e recet, .,rfl arlia.I and In f.rur. aril thew. aie r-ani to sell New or Ions wero dull nn,i weak, as rccept S&W'Sti'ZPJS-" r """rwls.-.nf.rl., aU'aire was t-adv ard iinchancrd. fitreelnis of hoia un.wii were ample for the ,1-m-in I a -id oBrteameiit, were not wanted. Ive or "leifv Were Flow Of "Hi- leaij T0m.1t. -ei were ilill and wenk. as oTerlntr-. wee lieiij and ir.iiei-all ,f inferior luallti. Trhl'le tunOne.1 to .-hi.lce n,.. rre.h Orn com m imlet and Mei.lv s there -vaa only a small am, unt of Ten ,irn offere,! hUnc Uan. wtr pltntlful im.l lon.r Jlnni of the receljits weie m iK-i ,-onllu.n on" arrtVi, and eod.l net be w.M at i,nv pn. arrival fueumKr. wero also dull ar.. me,r th lecetal'Ies were rlen'lful nt unehanse.1 n-4,-.-. Applea were quiet and nt-ny. a, .,l, ot terj lui.t ard the tea.n praclleollr ier irankes entlnue rirm and in urmd ,emi-it with efffrirt" m. delate. nil .1. ti"n'i,ns 'a're ''n'1 ln K'vyi dtmirl 4 ,u ,,t-, i-- ijuir, 1,1 C-."I 'I.ni.ipil ir ciii'iiT .v.uni n-e ST.. k. tint cfferlnK. are Inferior lanur of llie r-trawtrTle vrre In ertue riemaix! j,n,i ..e., were well eiutilne,i t,uT r.-elot. f n ,me erown wire the i,,,.t of the jMpen iZ estimated at ll3.i..i rillone e Shlpperi were ai-tlie i.ujerM of elu Ire .,-k an I the lptal trade also lanir-ht l.-ei ilv 'l m there w-a Tioe, tn.r. .rnisli r.T nil renaleVPllt1 an.l some stork was iirrle.1 mrr. ni-iektrrrle were iar. and firm at in chanced pries. Itiack rasiorrrle. wrre a!a rraree and r.re, with a f-dr deman.1 for hlee .t.e-k Plum., w. re quiet and st.a.Iy. hot cherries were plentut.1 nl lower anJ Jther fruits were itea.H und cnihanKetl Iain iioullry was quiet and Ua,lr Shl--i-r were In thi miri-et for r!ilkns but i.x-nl v inc: was Hunt Spring ehlrkenr- itere more plintlful anl hwr. Th- 1 -aI trade as w.ll e-ipllle-l and e'ilrir" hrld o'f for lower rrires S-Irinr durks were also lower. Put spnnc -eee wern "tea.K lld turke. ceese an.1 ducks were quiet and tteady at unchanged pliers lYr-K lips w.re dull anl weaV-. as the demind was slow and cfferirips in.lerite Youne -.ulrr.Is were quiet and teidy. Veals wero rlmi and in fair dtmithl a.s re ceipts were llnht Vool omtlnuei ln jroo-i demand, and while re ceipts ar steadily incrvavlni; all offrinirK i-" readily taken at ko! prt.-.s. Tr market was Xirm on rie,Ilum and coar"e wools, but sleazy on the otlo-r i-ra.l,.s Hides were tirni and in 170. demand as re-cel-.ts are runnlnc llcht Ecus. The market was wese. anl lower, as cferinrs tr licaiy and the demnnd Hfii-t )Iiuj- cf th" receipts are he-atej. an,l buer are sionr .tKut tikimr h 'Id ."holce. fr,-sh. near-ly str-ic sold at ?i lose f?. last S,tuthrrn stock was weak at fren Vc 1 1 '41 Iteteliius at l-t I.r.uis to-l-iy were 4.T37C cases and ehlpments 1.24 cafes. Ilniry l-rinlucts. Itutter TJie market dull an-1 utirhanped. with offerlnps heaiy and the demand UxM liuere; Creamers l.stra liS19e, nrts i(k-; r-econds 13o Iialrj ISttni 14o, tlrMs 13c. i-rea.e iUV-z" foun try store-packed lilxi:1 fr-r pocal to lollc fi.r poor. Uadle-picked -Firsts lie. reconds lie. Cheese Quote: Twins at PYr, singles 3-sC. Y. A. 1iP.sC Illinois site. -.Ingles V. A. SUc; Jt. Y. full cream 12c; Iamburtjer W311C, Sniss 3! 4; nane Harare I'rllai. S..turdav. j 7; :i' r71, :i I w ajWj i c; ci jiiu l tJ l !jEPa 3-. t WW.. 3744 .IT-. r.'v a.. sr. i -V4 rssfr 22tf22. 2: 2i-.6 V2.'-3 2 lZ. i.r. 1. 23 :t n.. .ol .,rd tin, it in.: M-ns. il. mill fair !i"Ui1 .t lllmol.- .M.-ainni V-l's J..l. cmMnc ri', car-c A lu..l' W .1 il dbmS I IHV lie". V i 1. -nt itii l.tal-l jnJ I a 1;i.ti n i clear I.I.J.. t M.I- I n. I'a-.l I urn ...n ui I' lleN tine 1.' ft'i hard l-urt i:'..l VII ..Uhm butr ..la 'l ltaknta a W .-.ten

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Ki'Furt il h l,rf:ii tun N,iih,rn 'I n is m..-1'.i i.s.1 iv lrv it,' t.- .ii I I rtiin-iMw li, Ml'.i't.il -i. .i I i ir fi.lfti 1.. ilr Milted I i. -,I,t i-n !M-i.tf.n (.rn ltetl No. I, .itt fie tllifc- W.t 3i.,. !irv N" 11. N- 2 I l-a'l u!l an.l i v lrv ialt i N-i. 1 U1 N14 Mt I'.ie-n unci-ri r II. I ttn cur.-1 ."u.! ",.ut t V lial. t;ialib ti"'iipr v. i ,1'si.. as Kf-. i'l.llltr.. 4;:ni." mill III- I-., I l.r'l.V T..-I.. Vi.ni. rr.lnt. ti i ii.ii-, ,i !a.n ant i t-ai y roo.il- .Iu.ks Ii., i ur. -i. 7, ir dot r ,.,..,t m !;.fc ir ..AJal. I i-7 Jr Yoans r i J! ar. i M' Jhil i" r uoz. lh.t i f.-.i- i ....a.r.i. r" t'n ai bu.1., ?icMoKT -:-nnK Linn to lruii itml tiltilil. i ila- ..it-n .r urd nTr nri ft itu. $i u rtt l j I i. ilV:i 4 tT I.IKfiitN.A !1KRIIII 4imtt4blr at rt tK-. tU t- ,.rf.i"H .iy frrt-n ill ri,a uiiIK.iii r.dJa.l at 14if 4.0 i.rr i. i"-" .t tv I""' T latiliinr.s at i ai .1 h:.! vr.na al 51.11 l.:i tr lia!f-t- x ytowfl- on trk In iar lu. al'l. rnia iiaiiln at $J.;.n4 t Tanoy. M-ait .tii.l. 3.1.,..' -.i lr utaciaiJ. C t- aeu-llnj.-, am at w.vii:i f..r 11. ,titnau--an men u-ua! u unt for olt ailn ivil...i nM liainc t t3 DTT nOX tor i'mW-k lu a X.ir fauij. .autmia t ?j.j Ikt h..x- iK.AAi i ..-ii,na..w at s r tniall Mai at r 1. 'Mr.iR.siA I K .K8-iuirt and ateady. V" ,1.. at 4 1 ir j-'ii imi. lt;ir.i I HI I I iin-jn,"l -iiiannr. aiu..v t ,,ivini,i,rii it.. -n. am-to ANJAljtn IEl MOTi. an Iamn ftvu pallid, at r ir mat., .rate; T. ia- lla.u. tWKetl.lJKUKIliS-Ilome Blown J."ie per t- Ul t:a to. IKA-.-IIKM-TW3. v rr 4-ba. hoi: X ruBI.RJKS -II per t-ral. triv. Home- grmii our at aii.l i.eit at .alwii- I H kltl'UKie- altiv li i.l Jl.S to II.:; rer ti-cal. a. V"iT I -Vorthi-rn i t.alk ot t-k Intr bank at fi. a. 2&4V Ur i.imrron to fancy, rural at 5-'..44e f'.r fanc. twik'it amonti alirhtnan lurai at 4.mi47.-. unite mi-a at J6te. a.-itrtlim to iiual.T a.-, and -white mi&.-d 32jee for maiy an.1 pr. I.uva Vfa tv NEW ItTTAlORS-New Orlear.? Ml" o'aota' I. at l:.aj2. fur iboh-f white, and at It for sk! lotH. rl.li ONIDNri-.'noi.e rti al.it". at TaSc. aoft. srot,tei. orf-e.,1. 1. infrrloi naaunaily it-en. NEW ONIONS -i"hotce New Orleans qnolaN at tCfti'Jc per aaa-h, a-ift. atetamr atkd inferior les." AIli:;v: Sllmlvlnpl tfrlrc al oaal Ite I rotiyht JI 2Mtl.. an.l lu-rai-rrown 4c per IAA., a crdimr t euaMttrion Tl:ir.".J KKANS New ir"an renal re at f7si: M...e roun,1 at 234&fe per im. bos. r.hKi'X I'i:Sle-IbMBe-,.a 2Mi7V per bn 1O30 Tfci el-r,t. in fir .1. 13 .-i,1 nnl rua.v. H.ni;.. fr- m 2S- to TSe for ehoi.-" rvr -tiaket crate, t-ulh.. Fieen al t Interior n 'minally lens t'.T):itKS! N' ol"a. Irn. cnuea at 738 l- JIor.e-etoan 3tni4Ac a?r dna. KI,!CI:V -liat sales Nea .Ir.eail at SA.' er Lumtt. M.M ASII-Ucht sales IToriii at Sl.i'tr: lr bu. Ikii c.rsiiio-Teiaa quotable nt 75cSJI sr i3-la. KfiO PINT Slow, tliuleo lTorliJ.t at llI i ir u lu. rrate. uiiimii---. nnrnroeni noi wanieii. nn d..nt aaul liitr.irrafl t. A fr.Iir lrti.c n SIS., nmr An9 lunih- I riTTs IIr-Krown r'lliiic at IV P lTjri'b 1 TI KNIIV Horr.-rcvin at S-fe tr doe. bt-ish'5 I SJ'i:cH -Home-grown aelttnK at 15-V r 1m. Ikix I I.KTTI Hne-iiTn now upfHtn t! arkt-t celling l,ioe at Hi2 Pr bu. box. K 1"K llta'--j?r-irn i-old at lc wr bii. u: irar, J0 U-MKIvr.It-Iloin,-zrwn nuotahl. at '..'?r.l'?..-",T!rd"IJ' l- ?nI aa,l,--.- ert.wrii i.ir.c at Zvre pr r.ti :tr hind 1 imcht uj t. jf'-(.c for li:s luT-rhts. on ir;i'ii'vnt n-d want. iltK!N tMiiN- -Ib.mt-ar. wn -pplylrfc th d man I et .i5- i r dz btincm. ti-nmimaienta :iot iiptni. I "Ili:nMI;II-Crol(e i.om?-fzr'n at 7c er lh r. ord ri JirMllfmOISe-lv to t-V i-r tl. for ruttlrated. y i-r t tt i.eu-,. f. r u:m. M f4! In up n ii Mil rl .r!. IIU'IIIWINK S imic-n talH.f $1 S -Kr lit AM Jlr;T la-lnn Wrought fic i-r l'" P' t.-a.. cat it ,M'-: ninl tnabtNi II 4 M.w 1-1 .t'i I tirtfxl ttraj- I. irht 4T r.j i pj.r tlz.' I."ad Ji Ti ;Cii. $J. rulr l tti:i;rt H-"-ln r lot n trk.; Sta.-e.- ,tt'tr.. -l rt .ir bbl fio'-p... No W h4if T.bl. Jj. Ir K; Iitrd tier- S. T'r4 bbl $.S lit.vi.iir. ir t N i toui bbl I4? so. shaed Ii-. i I lour bid. ..'(J4.''" f.r -0"pr. 1 for ll..-ir. hair IM ii c lied Win iC t.-ntl J. .mL, lard teo oi--r -tMkiI i5; funk IW i. OKPI-UAt!K I-4r.l ir. li.t: r-Tk .b Wc. lafk virk. (tiuail nt ji Hrjr bhli afj-lbc. lljt-li-;, do J.U iMlf bbN .c. meal bbl-. 3c. lroda- bid- ai-pb zi Jii;ihM4 ;n N m.nally JI30 to r ton. i:LlSl.:.-nnu Iri.c 2v jr lb l'KATM1;!: i'tim ar(t Vljiti 4r In mult ai:tl 411 ir tarKe Uk.; eiH nhite. uld. tT 4". X .2: XX -l',i.-3i XXX IiKV, XXXX" t'atl'H. l-r J l-r .-ent lur lariie t. 1 i-ft r:, r-r hinall ck!- Iuckt hH? Mr.c. dark 37H 3th' l-il-rr; ir Tur -U.Iy 3'f t..It 2 -C. vine tnc. lai an.! jHttnters l.v. wmic nvl tri.l wins an.1 Kiinu im. -dntfcj. Ik.. Iii:i:i:sniNS- rruu :r jter Ih. 3nieli 1.V; K-joit ii Kid Mill UmHS-d "Ut Texan 2Sc KXTS-!in-n at fr-.ni K fur uifcall to 449 f.r lirjie. ladr -t.j.ir c. -ena rfiaan:. i;ik 13 ,c; poiitn m?., ivw -old wurth ilai ande T..:V. anako iVk. b'ack ift an ii i i 3'tfi. i-v 1 .'at-i una. a4ej. nfnmai-mwn t; .-ii irf a- i"1'.",' i;,.'? w",-dn',t i !'.taA.tS.". t.l.NAN I ort lam, at 11.5 per bOJK-h for JJ f .'i'Tf fir.t. an.1 l 2..1 1) :.h- e-.".,b. IV. V.ndK Sirreme na t.i:i:T IV.TAT1151 t'oi.-i Rt.i.n cattnp i- r .,,e.,i. u JVA?Kllkl:o-W.re.o.e-r. s, H. half 7. ,ll. t. !.-4.-- H.-J" l'-- I- Ibl J3 I. per hi.,. Sl,ao.rders higher. 1 Z"?",",-.."" el!ca 3i3'.-, wahoo bar-, of ro.it c. bark of i 4ie el. ".d l.".c nt flu elpts ft.i bu c tre, 2,r.'i,i tloil 2V. blu-naic 3e. skull cap i porta SS.K li sfot nul, t No 2 No 3 I.Hi.- 3j. for ja;itiie Kr-en. aassalras link 4-. j 2f No 2 white 27iw ,-o 3 white trk rslTed All roots t-hotlid Iw thorniiRhly dry and clean lie- WrM-rn Sp-'i-V-. trk white :tl' 'if ton" f.,re rami; shti-ped to mark ilull bet rte.li llaveirlei hlip nc k -.1 -Hi:i-. 1'KL.TS -i4il n. lta At Ivli-arfl. Intnl. t,l., iia'.s,., 11. rn "terll tat ,niroon r. l",ta .teailiiiK 5c to I. Ir or f 1 lea pen I Hrllc I-er II. 1 Will PK HEANS-.'holce hind plcke.1 pea baiB on K. til. held at I2.U. i.'ina i". tiMni: freni r. S. Utem I' .t," IlnM.l- mh at In 3'T while. Infetl-r. .lark an-i Dr V.n e t,r Its. Kstr ictej anl stra,nJ In III SSi!1.-. and ti cans l.v ier :b. n"j;h"!: I-:.Sn:i 1I.-I,- ral. Itaw at (4e boll nt Cc. Ic lr yal. Ps- in ur m, tMstur oil la bbls. e.r it.. Na 1 12.-. ,j. 3 III ic i.ivi: viiuK M.'-HK.-ri... Call It Mf-:nl Hoi ,,,il t-r h,-r, nrliKiii;,.,!. St. Luuls. Saturdiy. J are 2. Itee tii. i-at-.Io 21 ut ll'KS 3.a?2 Mini ui S"i Horses and mules I.J 127 'ATTl-n Natlie ,'attle Trade It was practic ally a n d.dav for natue cattle trade's. A .-ouple r loads uf throua cattu- and a few udf ami rsl comprisi th recelpti Ouleide of thes arfl .eieral ojncl.es ,f meillam to Inferior slik r cattle In spteulaturs.' lia-'ls. toe janl. wire mpt. Ileef .t-'rs de.'lt,v-l l-s. to tfc In rours t'i the wi-ik. preen anl la:f-fat kin-is fceiipjr the areate f.i..,tj ej, ,ce la.tchtr le-ir-rn e: h.ii. in.! lireuititii to .otn-nor. hellers ana Ms went off lii- to 23. In lalue. with tt-e irrassv c tI.7iqv.c" e-sh No t ird .-ftrrinKk u'lfrln nu-r. The ls--l prai-s ifuUlH, N- ri ir,p--. -,-.,-i leuutineii i.nn. i.ooe an i s.t.c c, p ,e. roh o tnse 1 i't...,s iix-!md lik- to ai urdlns to quality. I iv- Vn lihtte Si.e: N'o 3 r,.e. f.t-N'. 2 leal capes rieielae-d a to 7ee mhallW tier n. v.. lie llsv-.'hi.l.w. Tl,. "A-Ihern t'a.t!" T.de-A J-Jc 1 co.,Knracnt of j-Si'rSTtsrt'ic i-reI?,..V copmon phis, steere t.-om l-iteilo. T.x. aier- f 'J? n. L c.i'e-m M ws- it apiru tZ2 ti -"J. Ilie. cia.ritute. Uie quarantine i ,21'-..' i,-h,t -nil- r" 1' rots o 'rai'l'T-sTeadV' I 1 ;;"r. "i e.-? ,?..r-i.,, -v -I lirV: ir'me m .mil t tk dull, rrme m.. i o. wrr ti a n-.-s, ttei; a u.r asu. r.-i t.-erf cl..-e pv lowr than l?t wi-'k. tnd zm -tter and vtri l to j- off. CalvM and bulli -l.ow no (tuolabl Change inirins the rk Arka-sai ralves M at 54 ti lit i-r l'-v Ibi, bulU and jien at J2 Si f and com at ti to TT j TexaH and. Indian Tt-rrl ry iorlints mA at :C.si to J3.75. ani ralr. to Its., at to J.o i-e-r heno. iu.i r id at t.- 41. cton and oxt-n at Vt to $.V. and cows and hrlffr, mcjtiy crtj-!5rp. sold at 17 Ti to JJ, th ui-ii-; to v.q i, n'tti tt. l-i;lk .it I.. I -tt. 11 J J4 tl.r mu at ft V. I Iti im 'Mnt.tt.vi i-! i Nu i'r. 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Haul to l-o 5 ti. lfci- tiati.i". et-ie rar.ee t f h.u, laiia Mu Ii;."1 l,4n,,h'- 1,U'J.' 7- j s","t",,Ta?,-f; lud mulefi tn tir-.t ITI. ih..ie laillk tisut"-- rej.reitit li.-"t- il,,.l;Zjl .ZF1- s,rtt,"r fat. pra.-tnall n-jund and claMlfted. II T-!-;rriui!. "hler;i. III. Jane 2 i"atiie-l:e,l 1 jn, n .iinaoT ti ile natl.'ei. 4;,nmI r,. prim. .eer St.' I'.MJ. nn,r t., meiltum I.tt.. ele, tl fieder-i .4 -.'fl n1! .e.t nt k ri ;.i''4l .-i4 Jl. h lt. H.w IC, ean"er :2.1V 2 i. bu" J2 caliea 4-.i:. T'lit fe.l ali.'li ti aiaji.it, 'I e 1a rn i'r.- ra Jt. 73 I 411. T'K'.I. tllirt f-.l'e.f -y. Hi It -Ite, .l Ik tO-IKV la,i".l. Monaay 3:.o. eiitlrua'eu. left -i.,r 2 iH-1,1 loatr. tH 3 I2'. mlinl n.l t.m -hera Tl KaiC.. 1.', inwal to rhoioe heji 3 tr I.l:. louah h, i ;i jiil.J.. light !l v; ,1.. talk of Rale $.'la.! Sllee Itx.'pf J.-.I,.. e'leei and lamL M..l1. f.O" d I" rh'.t' e W 111. r. :.l., 43: fair to ihii.e tniteil ti iKi',. U.rrn aheep S3fi", 15. learllnira Jj .'nift.. natue l.m! Mi4 i. N.-atern Umti. t:.j.. ..pfim; hmi. lef ttMfc'i re.-lK: ThU eek fattle i3. at.i. ITS lv."". ji!..!. K I.."t w..k-f'at-tle ".1.411. h"C. I 'il.'. heI itt,... Kal.oa 'lte. Jail- 2 tlatll. -l..-elH 2V I ru-ea n nilr.al. r. eli-ta for week 37,'r" lit.-;' rtippl) ea':",! furth-r i"i line. kom1 m." e rrflln nearli Meatti, !.ut oanmoa p.,1,1 t, er. and ftcdeis are n'oll a 1! kwe". l S."trHri rraa-ern that arrte.l were Iari;eli ..ainri'n. uli-l all hut het Kt-ote- h"li-t .1". h-'. f 2T ia.n ratlie -teen. hn-UKr J4 .'.a.3,,. ato. kers an 1 fe-ie.. iS."f', :Z. I,..t .e-r .-.'i. .irii n-lt t t.2"i ".S.73. cannera J2-7-'t3.2",. l-l.rna JUf3. T.lan f35'.9l.i-. llriri' Keoetit" marker iea,Iv I., V I.w.r. to-'la) t'r. e- Ileal e !t .i; n's, Ctt.Hr,. Heht JJi'i !I3hiI7.i: "e. eeipt f'r w-ek :i -i literal rereiiK anl Ii i prt, a to" h"S tr an, is i-ai.en i.- oe line on I Wk h-tU K .-t.t n-m I'T .iri. 't Php a r.d la.nb hiv I In c-: n I n i u n-i-ii-r j;rt-. irinn t.rtv.t- l"t HH WflTrr' -irlfir lmM brntht -.i 7r-. Hnt arllni- J-T-i lli-fe-l muti M 71l 5. T-xjh KTi"T I2"-IT'. ?ii-l T ari JSno. rtctl-pt M.."r4 TJ: -nll 5-.?. 5 M St .lf"t. M" .-un r-wt!e K(s-.t tJIt. Altidv. Iloics i: tlTt- llsht inl licit I mixed tteu.Ij t" r's- l'wr 'tiir rur"- I .-a r. 1 uiitr 4.i- n-ht u 1 k roihim ni tMfM kl "j5 idc? S.."4i SIh-p-l!e-h Kiii V.M Vrk. Jun ir.-..- ni!t- v: nil fr Mt uKhtTfr-: n- inlnaDt i-ad hltwnt v.; ..tl. fjai t3 lUt'-"i' of I -err. .-Ie lir- r.-'i t ST. hill rnd b.vr. v,N J-ft' :-h r .n lain Kefili-lj. 1 -S. ih-l .lull. .eirlin" rlld limb flrni and uTited Tw.i'ini t. c d "h-s-t. JltlV'ttJ-T1; 'irlifi' S 2: lamk H f no tio M-k l.-r l. t Mrdi if !.f, 1 ---rJ! c" Sbe Krii.t!i w. mirk'T ef,rr t-irli"-- S." M- l' mkki:t :iv i 1:11:1:11 i,. New York. Ine lT.nr ltrifl 1 TT!. n p'trw W.i. tniu ihi rithr- i- wlnt.r i. in Vi'as. wtmi urawld J3 Z-'ttl 'rt: yinn ia patent -i winter ei- h r."-il-;S Mini. ia lek r '2',', wit.r l..n rrd.s JJ."ift: It.1 llour dull. 1 ilr t. nor I j2X3li h.ti to fim 3 r..-r?3 c.rn m. il qUTet. .etiw Western vity T.- If ran d.Ain V VtZ i He olt. Ni 2 Wti-tirn Rut f K ailoat. Kt.iv re 6(:- c. i f. NVt. Virk --tlot. llarbx dull. f.--.Hnf-. 13 4V r. f Nw York. Miltinc .f'ii3 Itarlfv tnalt Vion.lrtl. Velern ,&tic h it l;eeii.i 1 ip.-rTs 14 !"m. t No 2 ted IV. f o. 1 JtbKit. 7Ts-r Ut.1 I. ator: N" 1 ".."-tV-:! 1 -t-Mib 74V f o t nfliat Option- wr.'! tead n b.illlh t tliil(.. rt-ntmtir-l J dtt urnt In tKe- Nrth..t and Mtadlnem ar.it but later iv wy tin.br realtzini:. r 1..1 1 wiik at nt deriin. Jul T2'.sjr72 7-l -I.'ed TTV Sept THitir:.' 1omn1 72r Crrn 1 Kexrlrtf 2MS -atnrtn II "l-it rtridj; No 2 I .V f o b alb at ami tr Ieat."- Oi-il-m- i he'd M-ndr mot of t for-n-ion n a tielicf trut i th ,1J tjll rr..l In .Ti.ai:rt was acaln behin I f th mirkrt rlo.d Meid at f.i,i r t nl .n.r.-e. juiv uunuv. iepi i-v -a ..a. a fl. llll. ?.l 1 holie J" cr o. IIr1t... oil SV- Pa-itl. ti. 111. eroo lril!2c ltd '""al stea It lief mill famllv Jll,l- m." ,S.J'1. I..f ha'ns ..n os. ket Hi ..ii. .1" .itra ln-ti I JUiI7.3 i"ut meat" "t.sdl vl k' lallles 57 e.j-1 v rikbd shoill-l'l. f 7.' h .s SIiil"7" I.SI.I weak 'ti-t'Pi "trnr.l 4 -i. i telir.. I wrsk.r ntlnent J7 t S A 7 r i i ys.37'-4if I'.rk ssv fimlli s'3 Il rhort disr lllaVilll llira.1?-... Tallow dull, cite 4-,e oiirtn 4i-w4'.e 1:1 I'rm; .rr.et.e fair to extra li-sis' c. Jspin t 4"e Moll-'e ttrtn. N'W- ..'leaps o.n ket p.- I to choice 44W-V. Pesuta rirm: lund ppked 4J.4e- rllltr iPmieifc ?l2f rMcac., Jin. 7 -.'a'' on-ts, tons were n fol low.: llour dill, winter intents jtl .;,t 7... str-Uht K '.KrSt I'): rbitrs J'T-HiSW. prln i--cl.i's ?7'r'. rnlM'is tti'WlUtJ Mrarshts 32 Inker's tl."" Wheat X" 2 FPrina tr.fct..i-c No 3 fi-o'3e- ,'er-i No 2 37--4lflUc- No. Vellow- V.sllV. e,t..v, Sl.e- N'o 2 Whit" 24-"'" No 2 white iln "4s.c. Hi e No 2 3. Itarlei -llood ree,1tn? ytUr- fa'' to clK." rsaltlez 3S4fl',. F5lSee,l N'o 1 II No. 1 North... Mem I1.H4. Tlmnthv .ce. IMnie to-er -i 'o..tr"ct pride 7 3-1 I'r. i '.Ions- lie. -c.rk Pe hSl f s,vell ,i lr.r ne- pl Pi". .V't ihorr .p.. il-l f .'flt;': dri-ealte-1 rh"U'.-ier ibid SVilK7". short cleae iac ,l, .:'-H,7.. Whl-ilv Pab of hl-hwine" 41.2 O-t the In, .lace Ts-ch.-rre to-d.v the l.Ust'er t'taiket vs set,li ft-e-mer;," i",i''i-.c .Mine ni-ii:i- .sIM1,. .t.M.lt fcfii..i 1.-.S sl-adi rr. ih t'c Knn'Ss e'ltv. )Io tune -Wh-n -hi:y f. 2 ftfif.i.- i..M..ci., .f il i v ,1M', t t i i- Vv V-f'"?1 Tj",1l rlV i i n t,1'"' t Sl d An., rbir I'JnM In i4l( ry at r.icr crtTlipd f 2i IM -lull .-t r r'H- T o J,t -.ir rlea- rriddl-" llht Ti tv lb, dull at 4U fd torr rie-ir mbVIe hir 1 o lb a-tttll i 4l rhrv ,ir bi-k. 1J t. lt dull at "h f ear b-V.t 31 to t; in ititi at ir, ,i; blr -atiap M to h Tt.. nuii nt 3 f! tittrr Fln-t t"nl"d Ptit- "cmlnal. tr-w! xr-iii f I j ,M stc t ,i. It 7 i II i. I -Ir It II al M J-'.-" 'I M. I Si.uth mha Nb. Junr 2 -4'att! fs-vjit st .4 ...It niti.- tvr aTo rsi tl "il t rn a itr "in! -rel J Tallow dull tirime .ltv 2' tistialtan In la.ndon Tfis c ,tnne,i oil ii'l rc'.ne I June AUri i-i.til it ria M Tur- 1 rt- t 1 ..Il iittn llls u!l at tl. l. It r.- mp',1 I m.i t l'tt-,it i.m -IteMrt.l Tl JJn?el i.l 'i in: riiniiv miiki:t.. I. iii-ii I I'liMilllInn I iifliillis.-il ninl .i l-f .'.i.r- M:ipK."In r..nuT. fo l,,ll" Satlllm .1111 J. Th NV Tin in, i? I fliLi'i. 1. .ullt-" fr.oi tli- South Ip.li.ati t.iut lt.illiT Im I .11 f.i tlo .luttiis tlt mk nti.l mat rh twi 1 rsituti- Ui 1mi n hittwr urM Knrall yatl t,.i t ,m- i,inl In TfH an, a .,thr .nllti" talntall h.lH lrn ratlxr k'.h. out n th wh4 th tt lotjlii n Im? bin ni'.l' .into lal market ilull ail tmclB-t riH!i.tr to,l i',ltn.rj I.m inl'l'tline .MMililnr 12-1" ti.,0.1 mkMIIliK i-IJ ilk i.i.lr f.lr S 1 I'mi." afi, fctain lw lt. whit" ru-Kinx. ir j-ir.i- i,-ib.. :.r. r:i, r.- II.. Irtn '"tt. n tla. $l.k. Hwnii tnln.. t-r ir Uarlioti' atatenten: ti4,ij ik nm Nf! reittN tr-..ir Nl reei4i in- .-'it. I t;.rt infill CfU" nfrWpl t-i.r rt -ni .rw re"--lptK inr. Sejt 1 7M.JM !e.7l ia ihliireent t-ar r.i .rT( ;ns 9hlpn-nt-i rfm I Si". Ml 77- M.rk on hand New York IT.irket S.t nift and uncivil..-1. MI'Wlln v. rutin., rbed M-ad. f "Inof 1 1 lh laowr clo?. Yderdav.T.-btv.Ttwljx Ti-1 iv .iun s.j July lt S;d -Viv I e. ...m I'-l Mitrrh 2 jt :s 12 S.I3 2 7.M T M 7 ci 7 .1 7 "rl 7 :a 7 I ;i 7 '.I 7 41 7 .t 7 i; 7 7 4 7 17 7 7.-.: to s w n Trleuritili. Nw rk. Juti 2 Th ntirket f-r rtn fn tttes, Of4nd hte-i 4j in t. ie (ti pn-o. fifd it I lifh-r r. 2 i"'i'it. l..,r and rul-.l iuartf.. im t of th iiirt n. ..t-inir to th .ibs..n. f itw frtm th- :?iUh m-nkeit t.ht. Ii r bt-.l In oteratb.ii of th V blt-.mu.b hofl I iv an.1 ununuallv ir.ie.l p an-1 unhr rprt. fn.m the South 'ornmiilin Im-li in. W slowly Kur-'i.- ffa-w f w s.-der-i the .nib fid to vhov it- uiial map id eneif while th bxal ..itln;-nt ta Ii-i-l t iIty er up and f-tT,'inirl!v wit bit-1 a I'.-P ji(r ti. rait tbr n lin f ..en1 pMnta iml-r Mcatt rina lbtuid.itii n and Harrltr t.f 1 wyt-r. but the f-.wiT'. f the marVet ,i n v h-.b. rn th- nn n.iTii- wHi r Hide rlsih'rin- i-il n..:.n:aKe T '-'fli-lal berrm-nt iart r rdol rain -4 er tie cre.iter rrtlA; of l,e 1-4 It but Mhrea mltH'e -a bifi !.il in r 'Ui.t:. -jt f th Mii.pi4 lil'.er. t.e ur nlrv rtt f that llr- v.a -tilYerinr sefi.vi-ly fn m et. df rainfall-: air ad. The i-ie-ter of 'r i ,e ini nu lj-arih. trtiit th it -f th So!ith.f t. -.h-r.- firniern w-re unable t irt Into !h fe !j ard rililate ih- lnnt. w inif to t..r(iued rlr TH iirk- fntnr rh-rl !rtf. with Irbe n-t 1 to 2 r-n hbjh-T Srtt r. iuiei. in I bill n tu Unlt lo Ir t,f, rfll-r. "itirec bt ftead. ne 5. Hl tS ic. 7 Vt. ?fv Ni 7 7 -IS Tan 7..V- I"b. 7 r". Mur- i 7 Arl! 7 0 Ww ort-Ti- Ii. Jur. z-'"1- .t -t" 4 .r.!iiwn- 7 7-lft t-."! ori'nirv 71i-b-- .w mbldllf' m; liu n 17. rl mlddl nil'IdUnt: fat- IE l't- 'il t U I-.-Put un -a.. J'it b J'.'. nr 7"" S- V t T 1dT r"i N.-v. 7 M 7 "I. 7 Jar 7 "",7 Feb 7.:i7 s.4'-. V-.nh 7 r.'iiif.'rii.ti iiriti rrfi;f. New York June i The market f ap.d- rub.' latt-rt-r oHi but a--. ttidv it on. hjnel ti'lretri 'lit rnia drl-l fniit. re fnaittri. Stat- .ai-'rb d ai-nt fMBfib -i rnr- '.'4 h..tc? CKf.r f w 74rV f".i1frnli -i irt-.nH a'-'i" r II A!':- !b ml P-itb .M"o- Prk Iijl I'a, h". v-t.1 nnMI iV. tlinttt:iiiil! 1'Ionr. MipRMl-lia M'nn Jwn- 2 11-ur al an wnchanp! V.i.t Ii -t .r-- N I N.-rh .n Jim- -f"I' S.1' trt N I ban! M;. N IX' rtpfru 4 No 2 N-'t'i-m itcnr. New Yrk Tune 2 S? ir l.iw tont: f.Ir rebntne -I 1 i r.'ri'i:-al te: 4 jf.if4 e, niUy-eM ft;H- ".rIW--: r-ftid tr.ip:. N- r. bv v. r" N" 4 :r- .so m 4 M No II 4 N.- 12 4 V. No 12 4NtV, No. A, stieue.f A rt-"t'T--0 A 4 t- Id it 1. af f. ri2d i-'Wd 3 ?h ire? ii.it l b Nn rl nr 'art Juiv 2 Sukht trnc "-n-tr.ftM-i'l ei.- r.i.nln .MV Mda- jTjlet antl n-tnilnnl Tiir(i"MiIni- nml Fliln. Nw Yrk. -.'in 2-lbPln -t-adi vtr.iin-! e "irnon t jEod. $1 V Tttrj-entln- ler at 4i' i V.t.!. Nw V -r' l"t- 2 -V- I dull. d--ne-Uc :le I2V T i l.ilV Illilfi nttil l.rathi-r. N- Vrk Ju.ie 2 HI fnn. rtir W"i" rnla lIV. rJ I". If-th-r M 1 1 henr k .l inicn- a.'. lUht t b.ai. .l.t 2S-t artd -4-iiS., Hi-fnl MnrUrt. New .ik June 2 -Tt.- br-ker- pri- Tor bsid 1m $3 ai-l f r i-ii-fT IK 12fift 31 :fi:riiui.i. Viv York .lu.- 2- ivtrdeiim e.ipv. --fi.id Nh ..r1 I'hILoI-l dua an. Ikilttnrre 7 tS. do in M..K r fi o:I I'.i Jnn- 2--"r'Ilt 1-alaire-. Ji tertiikut--. n. .d I .nVr r r il-. .h'iietitit and run d iemri I i'tilTrr. New A rk. Jun ih nwrket "o- nffeo fuiure -4r.ed t jdv Ht umh.inj-.! prne- r.d nibd quieter with I- al o.-iinK mu-uu l-tr-t!.il atvrtiie lff point. Mipi.rt! b Hsht t r fUn luttne. -itli an eorter feelln.: Liter i.th!-r-alisinJ: eb-ed i-i H at n-t nwlinfel in- to s l-dir- b--..n T. tl .I-s. .r bir. In i lu link.- June at 7 IV. Jn1 7 IV Spt 7 2-i7 .t. 7.J i 7 Th lw 7 Lu.Z- Spd Ub Htea-U N- 7 lnole nilkl tidj "o.d'ia S' i .'s Ilr. 'miil. Na Y-.rU. Jui. 2 The --k clii Willi aemralli dill i--ndttn in pte.-ttlUi: .n the s.pit ami in thr dr k-1- i.urkt. but r.r.ie.- f.r pr.nt. an-1 niniT wlti rh. me irn pi..emnt in o'unie. trwn ivntfin f all djrrlptl'-n wll im M.K11! li.ti onlv at rr. .1 Mr prl Th. itii.-! fir Meaot -d -.dtcn ar fill tmall i.re nard rado dull an all p'Uei ur-alvrci Print I-th. rntlnu !n.ttl. Cot ton vrn fell tlAl nd rrbeji are -rv n-rnul-ir ..Ien anl w r.-'M j irnt dull ,nJ Iri .lm.l in f t r f fciir- llullrr. 4 I mill I.pM. Na ..rk JunS-Iu:tnr-Ite 1. 1 itllpVe i. .-tem p-t-Tiie b ...h- nei l.e .it 2.31 pkc- brm .bad large lfe jw.u o tira- tiime iUr !arie i li-i rriiall wl.lt .-n- --tnal! eol r-l V,1i-V 4"lilr;tKi I'lHillry 1liifii(lmisn. Cb'oac. Jun- 2 Ir.-"d pultr. uaI tur key il ihh 's DEWEY'S TOUR. An,aiii;rnu,iit f'tr tin OIii .Mit-iii-jan Trip. ami Washinitteii. June Arr.uiE' mi nl lave Ims'h completed for Admiral Demv's f)i.o and Mlch.Kati trip He v. Ill be ab-etit from Was-hPis-ton for rljM day-. lie will use the Haltimore and IM s;.,-ial train tint wa ten.iet-i bun f r his We tern a vl Soiitliirn trip la-t iiir.'.. Tlie irt). which will ,sinelt of Admtril anl Mrs I wev. Lltutinant II. II- Caldwell and J. II. .Maddy ..f tl.e Haltimore- and ihlo. wll' have Wat-hinton at p. in. TU"-alay ov. r t Haltitnnif and ih!o for I'lnctnniitl. which cltv will i- r.aeh.-J at 1 p. m.. June fi On Juiie S the HockiiK; Valley and Ihe i'iike Sliore and .llchi?an Southern litas wi'l take ih Admiral to Detroit, arriiine; at 1:1". p. in On Juno 11. at a. tn.. he wl ''.part "V. r the IViv M inntetle itallroad fur tlrand Itapids. where hi rental;-,, ov. r nipht. It-avinK via the Cram! Kapids and Indiana Ilailroad for Aviil.1. when- the Ha: timore and Ohio ll.tilr.iad will receive 'he trin and move It to W.i-hlnRton. arriving at i p. m. Jut"' 13. POSTNUPTIAL ELOPEMENT. Ysiiiii-I "onpb Kan Away A ft i 'Si inp; 3!airifil Scvi'ial 3Init I12-. iiki'i iii.i" sri:ni. chl'.mo. Jun. t B'.iy.ttK hi o 1 11. 1 :."l ak- ins irn r IlorR VaTU m iu Once Miller, a jminv; to-ietv woman and liece of II. II. '.JKe l.taniit R. fld IP 0,1 bv to lur unci,, i.-sterday marnins. md. JoinliiS Charles V.. .um: f Clilcmo at the depot, came with him to this city. It was a iHis'tnttpti il tdnp ment. On March IS la-t the louni; cotipl- went to St. Je.,ph. Mich., and were marritsl, a fact which was unknown toeitn their inti mate Irien Is until yc-t.-rday. Mls4 Jlllltr trd Mr S'otinu several minlhi airo. while he was attending the university. Midnight mmettvers. extendiiiK over a period of three wck-. tltirlnc which the .munp; woman's ra'tnnal effects were lowered from the at tic wit'dow of Mr. Iiac,-s houe. nr.-c.dl the dep-irture for f'hlcapo. In this the youn? woman was aided by friends. KANSAS BREAKS ITS RECORD. Slate Will Yield S7.,0.KUM)0 liush els of Wheat This Year. Topeka, Kan., June 3. Tho farmers of Kansas will bctrin next week to harvest the lurscst wheat crop ln th- history of the State. Secretary Coburn of the State Hoard uf Agriculture. Mis; Th? crop this )ear will lie the li.-a I-t ever known. Ir. 12 Kansas had 3.!"i.'r) acres cf w licit and raise! T'VX-V1'") bushels, an ateraRe cf IS bushils to the acre. This tear the wlnttr wlieat acreae Is 4.f..S19. av estimated by the growers; and the aver bro yield will larger than that of 1M3. If the yield ier acre is the same as In 13 the aKEr, Kate yield will be S3.0sf.i bush rds. The crop In general was never In bet ter condition." SUPPLIES BOARD OF EDUCATION. Sealed pri.piiaN will b" rec'lveil at l!:o O.Tic ef the Supplv Department. Board fit KdlicKtion of tlie fin of t. laiiiis. Nirth jmd Ijicu: slreete. ,m or before 3 c'clo k P m., on Ih, ath da") f June. 1!"". for snippli-s fur the Hurl of duration for tilt I y.ar la-ulni.irK Jul) 1st. K- and eii.lni? Jutu eV'.li, l!"'l All tihis mii.t l made out n the blanks a he Ii will be furr.M'i.! at the supply 1 Iirtln. in All bl.U m.r.-t i... e-,lrtl and indorsed "Hid .hi Suip't.-. Iteni No and .id. ii, WiHiim r.rian. Suppl) Comnii-Mon r. and K- .Icia-it,d in the 11 In thi Mippli le,,,rt::i.nt on or le-lore the above date ,-a.r.. Iti Is ipyriaallnr ?I,l'fr. or more h.ll be a-i..mp inicil bv a iie;ioi-,t uf '?'ii. IIp.4 acKrepalini; fr.iin J.'j..i. to tl.'"." nhall te' a.'cnu aned Iiy a .I.-ts.-it of HP s iRifriKUIlin; from JI'iMM tn shall be ac.-nnipti.il d b) a deo-it of re'.t". I.i'N an cr. ratine le- ibati i"t shall lie accompanied by a deposit ..f il'ii". All of faid d.-i..wits to be in ea-di ii i-rtilied chc!;s mail.' ihiyabie tn the IJoird n IMiii-titiuti of the cm f St la.ttls. ninth amount ur ftixU hall be deposited with tin S r tary ar.d Tr itir.-r who will Imi' a frtltieate thereMr rtiti.-ates t be plao 1 in the virl aie! be dtpo-tt.d with the bid. t. retttnitd afur lh: awards arj mail. The Hoard r.-.rt.s tile risht to tej.ct T 5" and all ..id.". No bid ,.-liier.-.l -h-ill l withdrawn prior t.i th.- eloe of tt.u mtxt rcstil.tr meeting ,'f th Hoard of IMiicati.iii alter th" bid a-' oi"iid A lolatinti ..f this pi.iviloii ..i. the part of a bidder, or a fat.ure on his iart In com plc wi-ti th- award mad.- him shall forfeit t.i :1:- H.Mrd of K.lu.i.tH.n bis p..?it a-id r. 'nd, r hltn liable f r all ,1 tliiaac caused to he ilnml of l-'luiation by brctih of his obligation. liu. r.lt lu. w..lt..it,Hl no the follilWin. -llppltf s- Air i.ilie- lioor ll.s k C -are in he?. .Mop Ii.ii;.!!'- Hiar metal i-di-h lior) mui t'.q.p. ra-. .Maniili top. dm r n-.i .Muriit.e ai-id S-'t. I..i.lis. Mil l-t P1 SHAW'S GARDEN IS A PICTURE OF BEAUTY. o,m:: srxi.AY kn.myki r.v TimrsA.vbs. UYaiiipr I'.-ifffi and Kvi-ryiliiiiv; in iiili-i- FiiM ('niiti'it at Tout-!- i.iiivr Park- Had Sun.liy Urn made to or-'er for the ann.ial smnm. r onint: or Sii tw's C.ipl.-a the da) .oiit.l hardly have l"n fim r from any mini of i"w Tiir only thins that s-ttcd to limit th- attendance at the city's cotiserum.ry was th- ciippb-d condition of the transportation line-. As it wits, it .-t.m.d that -i.r)b'-l.v wh"i livd within w.-ilkliiC distan'e w ,.n liand l.rUht and early t wke a pop at Ihe- -er-n-w beau ties or tin- Karden. and all the -trtet cars that ran In that direction wre w 11 pa trouizeil. Th- sun h,"ie bright and clear; there was neither dti: nor wind: It was ju-t ivatm .-n.nuh lur those who wished to air their thlntie-t summ.-r suit", nml not too warm for the prudent ptrson wao expects cold rnai". up to tlie I'ourth of Jul: I haMi'i ehanned his ratmetit. S.r.il weeks of ilnKUlarly iln wtather had stven the stipe' Int. ndent and his h.dptrs opi-ortumiy to t the Kardeti In itrfcct condition, ami it se-ni'-d a- If .tery tree, every shrub, very fiov.r and eiery blade of Rrass was aware of the Importance of the octa.-l.m an I was "risk-ed out" for dress istrad". N-er iijs the irird n iuite a- pr tty. Many of th- tarli-r fiov.er.-. of the spring wtre still in evidence, and all of til se that in ions ti. Jim. ur- In the pink of condition Th. re were ro-c in profu-Ioii. Ieonies by it'.- Itlim-.ln-l. Kreat lit-is of K raniums. bordt s of id l-fa--!iione'l swt William. pin'N d wat.r liliev 0r Iti Tower ilr-ive I'ark. it few- blocks to the we-t. th.re wa- almost as much of life as In the linwir uraileii In the af t r ii.x.ii. win n Stymour's Hmd leiiaii its -.,ri- of st.rnril. r coiuc-ts. ianre pirt of til' crowd found it- way in the .nl; and rted on seats ari-uud th, band stand, or IoIIt-1 In Ihe -hide f the Hoc.. .Many impravem.'Iit were Idtnt to all of last summer's "r, Kuljr-." The c ravel walks have Riven place to pink Rranllold. and the ilrele of turf t a siieces-ion of liov.er l,ds. The color scheme is a combination of pink- and crais, with baeksmimd of iinvn, nnd is worked out In the m,e-t mi nute details tn the very toil of tilt frislilv Iialnto.1 II ir de. Ilicycll.sts were more In evioen.-c than for -.viral iers. po-fblv liecau-e of the enforced prat-IP e of strike time. th.-r. wa- a lari,e tur"iout of fasiiionaide car riaK. ii"t t" mention an automobile and a .ach-.tn 1-four Hut the crowd did not lltifrer. as it i wont whn t-ir are pltntv i: o'cl's-k the thouchttul onts bejran to start lor home, and bun; liefore the un hul set the others had follow. d their example. AMERICA RANKS THIRD. 'tiiiiiaialive St.m ineiit Uehitive to the Wtnlil"- (.oitiiiit rt'e. Washington. June 3. Of the JltV,l,'VM' worth of tsimm.rc done by all the nations of the world, nt'ijland's share is li.3 per tent. Cermany's lo.S p, r cent and ii.T per cent falls ihe lot of the I'nited States. Si states I'nited Statts Cnn-til Winter at Ann:,brti in a rein rt P the Slate Depart ment oomparinir the relative positions of the thr,.- leading countries in the trade market- of the Kiob... "Cermany." he sa)s. "lias built up htr foretcii tommene at nnRland's expense, and She I'nited States, ji:-t entrrlnr; the Peld. i. liuIMir.i; up a Kreat foreittn tride al the expense of both I'nsl.icl and 4Jer in. my. In Au-tralia, ln Africa. In South America and in China the commercial representative., of eat h nation are fencing for vaniaKe Rp.uri! iiKin which to build safe markets for home industries." c'eimar.y's succts- in comis'tlnc in th" field of comm, rce with her mu-htler rival. KncLtral. Consul Winter attributes to sev eral ondlt',ins. In ll.e first place, he says, t'ttm.in merchants adapt th.'-melves entlre 1) to the wants of their eu-lomers. and In dustrial ,-iimini-i-iotis have been s, nl out to Am. rica. South Africa. Mexico. Japan. China etc. t. study and report !ijiii tin. conditions ard n, els of the i-opic of those countri' s. Af-.tlu. fiirman travellnc; men are supe rior In the technical kiiowlodi:.' of their various brandies and are familiar with more Iineunitea than the representatives of i,thr nations Their eificleiic)- in these llr- is due i thilr training in sieclal in--tittitlons in flermany. RIVER NEWS. KFPPttMC SPnO!AI-i ."air.. III. Pt.ie The rher ro- 1 of a fxt durtm; tin? last tn n'y-f-mr hjiir. th- ,d,j.- read- 17.1 f-t Th weither 1- taid.. -d an-I threat tiling. The M.rcirt lrjwirtel rMth at i a. in Th" thick-,- .ate frum tlndnnail with a f.ilr ttl; arrlel at 1 a m. ie dtt- r-ar-cd hero 17V ketfi -f nill and nonie tun drb'- Slic mid .Hi'Ttif .id lit Inn? an-t l,(iart--t frr Memi4il Ht 2 j. m. Tli Fritz departed for sln.'.r.m:l at 1 a m with .1 birp of luml. r Th- nty f ilemphli fnm the Tenn- Kler arrl.I at I p in anl l;-art. fo" St. luii t p ni with a k1 trip. Iml-j-llrc lvv-- f e t f 1 'mh-r. a bt f 9t r and f-i.m.rte. Th II P lni e fri.ni St I.ul .vlth f. ur mpti-4 -i. rued rtt p m an-1 dep,irtd ui-i to-nl-T 1h- IVtT lae.' in-iii Menirhl arrle. n -.5 I, m Sb 111 ti-r aiMl bulne h re arl Z--Hsirted f.r Si L.-jI-- at 7 I' ni. M.e Iwi 1JV-" f-t f lum-r a hd f !tae pih! a few -uii-drie h1 a -je d -ainir lt-t. T- "it nf lidurah arri..-I frrii rt laiuN at f p. m win a fair trln S e di i her n-iial hufl-.e-.ji at th nUiif and di-'ch.irmd a IM .f reshlpplnr-r freight at ihe IlltnU Ontr.it wharf bv cd aw iv f..r th- Tenr..---! Piter at r p. m. The S. IL II. 'lark ii due ironi NeA- tirleani". iln phi. Tern. June X Klrrr markt R.7 feet en th cauqe a fall f .1 of a f-.t In twent fiir h .ur- Weather cloudy and warm. hw-r all day. The Ken! llerold arrueit from t'aim with f.ir trip an-J Ie-ired at noon to-lay .-n return. The Kat Adarn arri.-! Iit nli-ht irem Arkar.-.i9 City with a fair trip and will ;ae t--nrrf-w nlnh '-n return, Th Pall- Ie ri in lt nlteht fnm Friar. IVint ith a IlKht trip and wdl leave t--m rti-w e-tnlnK on rettun. The Itees la" 1 lu" from Xt I.ui to rbar at nir.n tt-m-iro-tv n return trlj. Th x.-tarxbi I-e, arrived Ii--ri A-hirt lai nlcht with a fair trip in-i w:ll le--ii-- t(-inrro eier.lns n return The .lh llmhtll atriel Ut n-c.t ln.ni TiIr- with tie bar,; of for the Ur- r-J'Rs trr.pan. xa.-ed ibrni to Hunter!, n-.i a l-rtr:? -f lu.i-r. returned thi mom.ns. biih-3 up three -n.ptles an-I cleire.1 fir attu. lad'i- ah. K.. June X Plver emuxr reads feet and falllric. Thr It Itinnar ariUe.1 firm F-tansUte te-day n1 rtturn to-ra.jrr-wW at l". a m- Th J 11. Ittchrdn arrlveij frflm p-tan-mlle on her way t Nashville. Tlie City vt ilt-mphi! arrived out uf th- Tenney-ee Kit t-r on ter wav t St. l-btf. TT.e H. V. Ihittorff N due frjr Nashville, and will return at 12 n-ftn I, mirr'tr. Tlie I!rk Powbr leit t 1 n. rr. tr Oilri Trie Jacoii Ilt-atherlnxton arrlre,t cut f the Tennese Klver thl morninjr The i:u"k rve i-tate r-'lw-l ln Ut niqht for VeinpM. TI-e Ity f Paducah 1 due frf.m St. Xml-i to ri rr- vr fr the Tenr.r. Klver. Th- Peter lb ntz arrived out of the T nnew this ntorrlns with a tvw of tiet. Weatler clenr and warm. Orand Tover. 1IL- June X Th. War KaEle ile-pattM Vx St. I-.uIj at 7 a. m. The II. p. Frible pa-ed down at a. m The J. V. l-.k--R.n.l MtTtve.1 down at ll-- with tTfrelvc Tff lalr- and departed for CryMal Ctr t 1:1" r- m witli ten earn nt cr-al and two empty flat cars. The fIty of I-uue-h pa-el down at 1 p. m. 1 -ule reads 1X5 fet, a rL .J. ot a, roct l.'ll,l Jell. Maul. Is for W.ialtach lieht". I'hlnitieis for U" !.-lkich lights. I'ate-rs of Klasiers" oiKts. Turie-ntine. Ma"iir)'N ivory black. Colli, r Lead Co."ipat'v"s white lead .i.iipiun i.iiu-r v No. 2 ptncil" llltie printlns tloth and p-iper. mi. in: van. riupply Comtim-sioner. STEAMBOATS. rri'Eii ."nisisii'rr. DIAMOND JO UH STEAMERS 1 t.'i' -ni'iani) laindinc ,iarkv.lle. laiui I r.a M..tir.:l.il .iiri K -.Wuk, N'a-VtJ. Fort Mail.,n and I'uronvt e, btr. Mll.MSY lyj.es .rs. a Itte 4 p n. For St. Paul and In'erflaliste Landing;. f IN" 'V leal s v Irs. jaj, Jun" f. 4 p.m. 1el j. n .4);A jSAAt I' SK. Ptl Agt. MiWKIl "ll".ss)'pii. 1'Oit STK CKNnviEVE. i.'. "j. MAIL STR. COUJMHIA. laW-ll-X fia.t a IHna .1.11 I-- ...Tt- j-irc"--L iiatij Hfc 12 m esrcnr l'rl.'iv in.l .iTn.-iv if a, w s. -.laaavs. u. r-r. ."i-VV"1!1'0 M rONAI.T). A-renf, ciTbe z N. Iee. Phong M wi, a UT. US LINE. MEiMPHlSAliO RETURN mly ti., Ir b.d".-; niejls anl berth- "-n--r i imciy u:e win to-u a.i-lb nt t'p. t f I'm- Tuey.1,-. Jun- at 1 p m. for Mtmp-ls and all nay lin.-ireC' tiklnu: freiir t f Helena and Friars Pdr.t -in-1 Ark.in-a Ki-r to line i:iuff. Phcn Main 4. A. aid Kin' h A 1! J NO E. MArigKNfaiALE. Agent- FOR NEW ORLEANS, IV.nthi-i, IM ra 7r-iiilie. Ylck'kburr. Xti he ltnr.ni Mri. If t ton JI..! and all wa la'tjinp. iuth of Mcmi .3, Sir. Giiy of Si. Louis, Ja-. 31 fZra'-ty. miter: K. U IViwell. eWrk U ill if-aie i.htrn."sit. foot t Ollie. rreet. 01 Tl.uN Jitie 7. at t. m Ticket-t of th Jn-te.i.tl-nai Warehoi-e aiil Transit wtll t l.unote.1 en thu fctamer. I"h.ne M.tln l-t,S. JOHN HIUr. Agent- SI. LOUIS AND TENNESSEE RIVER PACKET CO. i:i.i:cavi' si i:111at city of aae;vfhis fPC" tk Will leai" eharfisi.it. f r-t of Pin-JSt""-? r-t WVtnesJiv. June K. at p m t r Cot -ar -j. iMiro. P,,duc.,h an.l all point;- l.nle-sre ItUer to vvaterlir. Al... fxeiir-I sei oin. only 313 for ire, -d trip, out elithl a. Pit'.nt? Jld'l IC. Kin' all 1I3 JN'll 71 )lAS'-tEN:AU7. I KAt'l.i; P.tCKi?l:Cil.-'. i Str. Urer nasi for (aire Girardeau, .'crrner:" and all iri landinas Mend lys and Fr-tcar. a IP. ra For I.l mi. Itiler Ptr. Uald rail. f;r j Pecrl-i and Interiiicllale points Wednesdays anJ j Sati.rda)s. 4pm til NTIIC IJUN JUMil.NS, liert. Act. P-.-n its n ts. S TE r SV3 E RC HEROKEE For Chester. TuesdtT". Tli.irrHlai3anl SatnrrfaTS tip m.. rccli trr- daiiv ai East Packet Co-'s wharllaisr rhoe,. Main 733. lH'.NTKIt 11KN JENKIN'! As"-t TilE tKDtt Stre-tt. SL Un. rThe enly pi!jltlv .ur for !co- noin 3n.: narcoiic Gruu.ai. Di: J K. IlLAINK. .iunu-;eracd l'&ys:clax DR. BOHANNAN i ure 3ll O-renl- I H?a Pr P.'s "Vecctabl nrifive p. ritiv'. cures Nervou. Debllltv. eIntnl ak. I-o-tt iIanhHi. or anv U result li'i; from 5nith'u! -rr rs or -tce-es In front iv... t p.vtn nttk in ue and rntantlj ad erird in St lanU ipr fr vr fcrt .eair- and ha r- -r failed in er:ns ih VOBsT ""ASKS. T.-e Five In J- r Trial laekai;?. On-1-vl.iir. j-ufiUIeftt t -1. w that the temdy will do all that i- advrrtts d lr. O- lV-hannan. N tJ2 M.-rsan ttre-. St luli, Mo. il-tabllihei lT. llivate cir Uar FKI.K. CURE YOURSELF. Piie liiC-li.ir unnaturil dichr-(?,.lnSaniiiialiB. irritfttioDi or ulcerations of mntnoi rnenibrane. PatnletH. and not aatrin- isiEsChuiicuC9. Tent or P0,onoa, atAlal oy DrraneUU or tent in plain ivrap'r, by eatre-w. prepaid, fos flJW. orSbottl-n. fXTJ. ircular -sent on re-jae-st. In last twer.ty-fs.iir hours. "iVe-ither clear aa-t warm fhester. II! June 3. Klver l.vrlr rising. Kauae 1.2 Xt VVeath.r fair. The Ciierckr. arriir-d from St. laiuls at 11 la.t tdht. Tr- ,'lty ef Pad,K-ah left f' r the rnre-.ee Hlver at a. m. Tho James y. laicktriM-d and bre-s i.inc) don at 9 a. m. Tlie neroliee left for st la.uis at tiMTi. Th- I'nited Sjts tender made her unal trip ilrnn an I up to-tty. Th War l-iple left P.r St. l.ulat f-JO p. m- Iiur:inzton, la.. Jun S. The rlier Is 2 feet Inthes at-ne low-walrr rrark of lsi. a fall of irches tV'tnthfr clear a' d warmer The Klolse took out aa tria-undon Tlie lutuiue arrived up at 4.1, a. in. The Quincr l due iloun to-nior-rotv. Ia.ul.iHIe. Ky Jure i Ttlir riflns: 7 feet I inches In canal. J feet j In. Ii on falls. II feet 2 tncii'i. Iel"w l.vks Weather clear and piea.s.-int Wherllne ".v. Va June i-Itiver c lot Imhe.s and ititinnary Weattir cloudy and cool. ntt-l,urv. Pa. Jure l-RIir l. fet and stationsr, tVeatior clear and plra-ant. KlanniHle. Ind June 3.- Iliver 12. feet and ntlic. Weather ticar ard arni. ineinn.i'1. O June 3. Itiver 1 fret and ftlllnK. Weath, r i Par DEATH CAUSED PENITENCE. Dvinj: Oiiiiitt'rfcitfr Omfessetl fli- Offl'IIM'. Sweet Sprinps. alo.. June 3. II. It. Mas se)', who i-en his (Je-ith-betl. suffering trom cancer of the face, has turned over to hla attendant a compbte silver counterfeitini; outfit and -verl half dollars of his own manufacture. He sa)-i that he ha lien maklns spurious colli lor fourteen )ars. pas-ing mo-t f It away fro-r honse. Several p.eces of hi-, work are In circulation here, but lie states he has passed hire only an amount sutll eient to meet his netessary expenses whll helpless. His work is of kumI quality and readily pa.-td a.s nocd money. RICH JACK NEAR GALENA. (ireatest Strike on Kecord in Padift Jioll Shaft. Galena. Kit-., June 3. What Is represent ed to the richest Jack strike ever madn is reported from one of the properties of the Combination Zinc Mining Company. At n depth of sixty-two feet drillers on the Sadie Hell shaft ran Into 5 per cent Jack, and are said to have gone through ten feet solid. fJ75ll SjeJSia t leeie) wre i.tyi'ui m ir. i to 5 jm JVV laii-inst-! T- r--'nl- t le&tft2lsOL. I71 lflkciNC:.iir,o.Hp r. s. a. IF e .'-aaawiBa.a-sia-ar'i-.a sir Bilious Dispepsia Ijloss oiippetUii

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